The Use of the Model of Occupational Self-Efficacy for Work Retraining: A Multiple Case Study

Table 1

Demographics of the participants (reproduced from Shaheed Soeker, “The Use of the Model of Occupational Self Efficacy in Improving the Cognitive Functioning of Individuals with Brain Injury: A Pre- and Post-Intervention Study,” Work, Vol. 58, 2017, pp. 63-72 (under the Creative Commons Attribution License/public domain)).

Names	Age	Gender	Education	Marital status	Diagnosis	Employment prior to injury	Tx prior to rehab
Peter	28	Male	Grade 10	Single	Mild frontal	Security guard	None
Matthew	34	Male	Grade 7	Divorced	Moderate frontal and parietal lobe	Security guard	Hand Tx
Esther	33	Female	Tertiary	Single	Moderate frontal	Jewelry designer	None
Isaiah	34	Male	Grade 11	Single	Mild frontal and temporal	Petrol attendant	Support group
Job	30	Male	Grade 10	Single	Mild frontal	Hair salon	Support group
Joshua	28	Male	Grade 10	Single	Moderate frontal & parietal	General worker	Hand Tx
Ruth	33	Female	Tertiary	Single	Mild frontal & occipital	Bank teller	None
John	20	Male	Grade 12	Single	Mild parietal	General worker	Support group
Luke	36	Male	Grade 10	Single	Mild frontal & parietal	General worker	Support group
Daniel	21	Male	Grade 11	Single	Mild frontal	General worker	Support group