Vol. 41 No. 1 (2011): The South African Journal of Occupational Therapy

Published: 19-05-2011

Editorial Comment [old style]

Editorial Comment

Marjorie Concha

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Guest Editorial [old style]

Research Ethics guidlines and occupational therapy: Can we risk thinking they do not apply to us (or the populations we study)?

Matty Van Niekerk

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Research Articles

The development status of street children in Potchefstroom, South Africa

A van Jaarsveld, M Vermaak, C van Rooyen

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The effect of psycho-motor play on motor and body perception

J Bornman, WH Park, YS Jeong

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Assessing tactile perception in limited visibility could be child's play:Developing the Tupperware neuropsychological task

C van Wijk

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Through the lense of a peer: understanding leisure boredom and risk behaviour in adolescence

L Wegner

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Employing people with disabilitiesin South Africa

P Naidoo, P.A. Maja, WM Mann, D Sing, AJ Steyn

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Correlating the Developmental Test of Visula Perception -2 (DTVP and the Test of Visual Perceptual Skills - revised (TVPS-R) as assesssment tools for learners with learning difficulties

J Richmond, K Holland

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Visual motor integration in children living in childcare institutions in Gauteng

D Franzsen, A Singh, C van Heerden, N De Kock, K Larsen, M Knopjes

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Book Reviews

Cognition, Brain and Consciousness: Introduction to cognitive neurosciences

K Gradidge

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Occuptional Therapy: An African Perspective

M Van Neikerk

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