Occupational justice is associated with which concept?

• A. Promoting access to meaningful activities
• B. Limiting client choice
• C. Increasing transport costs
• D. Reducing group sessions

Answer: (A)

Occupational justice centers on ensuring all people have fair access to meaningful activities and the opportunity to participate in occupations that give purpose, health, and meaning to daily life. It’s about removing barriers—whether they’re social, economic, environmental, or systemic—that prevent someone from engaging in roles and activities they value.

Promoting access to meaningful activities best fits this idea because it directly supports inclusive participation and autonomy in daily life. The other options reflect barriers to participation—limiting client choice, increasing transport costs, or reducing group sessions—which would impede equitable access to occupations and thus do not align with occupational justice.