This page was downloaded from the Occupational Performance Model (Australia) [OPM(A)] website www.occupationalperformance.com) re-launched in 2014. It contains illustrations of the four levels of the OPM(A) and a draft of the 2011 revision. Each level represents the increasing complexity of the major construct, occupational performance.
First Order Construct
This illustration is of the major primary construct of the OPM(A). Reference this image as Chapparo, C., & Ranka, J. (1997). Illustration of the first order construct of the Occupational Performance Model (Australia). Retrieved (insert retrieval date) from www.occupationalperformance.com/model-illustration/
Second Order Constructs
This illustration is of the two second order constructs of the OPM(A). They are an elaboration of the primary construct, occupational performance. Reference this image as Chapparo, C., & Ranka, J. (1997). Illustration of the second order constructs of the Occupational Performance Model (Australia). Retrieved (insert retrieval date) from www.occupationalperformance.com/model-illustration/
Third Order Constructs
This illustration is of the seven third order constructs of the OPM(A). They are an elaboration of the first and second order constructs of occupational performance. Reference this image as Chapparo, C., & Ranka, J. (1997). Illustration of the third order constructs of the Occupational Performance Model (Australia). Retrieved (insert retrieval date) from www.occupationalperformance.com/model-illustration/
Fourth Order Constructs Internal Context
This illustration is of the thirteen fourth order constructs contained within the internal context in the OPM(A). Reference this image as Chapparo, C., & Ranka, J. (1997). Illustration of the fourth order constructs – internal context of the Occupational Performance Model (Australia). Retrieved (insert retrieval date) from www.occupationalperformance.com/model-illustration/
Fourth Order Constructs External Context
This illustration is of the original ten fourth order constructs contained within the external context in the OPM(A). New constructs have now been added to these and appear in the 2011 draft. Reference this image as Chapparo, C., & Ranka, J. (1997). Illustration of the fourth order constructs-external context of the Occupational Performance Model (Australia). Retrieved (insert retrieval date) from www.occupationalperformance.com/model-illustration/
2001 Complete Illustration
This illustration is the complete model of the 2001 version of the OPM(A). Reference this image as Chapparo, C., & Ranka, J. (1997). Complete illustration of the 1997-2001 Illustration of the Occupational Performance Model (Australia). Retrieved (insert retrieval date) from www.occupationalperformance.com/model-illustration/
2011 Illustration
This illustration is the 2011 draft revision of the complete OPM(A) model. Reference this image as Ranka, J., & Chapparo, C. (2011). Draft illustration of the 2011 illustration of the Occupational Performance Model (Australia). Retrieved (insert retrieval date) from www.occupationalperformance.com/model-illustration/
