Answer to Question 1
3
Rationale:
1. Refusing to go to school indicates nonacceptance of the changes to body image.
2. Refusing to attend social functions indicates nonacceptance of the changes to body image.
3. Peer interaction is important to the teen. Being able to discuss the changes to his body with a peer indicates acceptance of the change in body image.
4. Discussing changes only with health care personnel does not indicate the teen has adjusted to the body image changes.
Answer to Question 2
1,4
Rationale 1: Kinesthesia is the sense of one's body position and movement, and it develops during the preschool years. Activities related to kinesthesia include skipping, walking on a balance beam, and throwing and catching a ball.
Rationale 2: Reading is a cognitive activity.
Rationale 3: Playing a memory game is a cognitive activity.
Rationale 4: Kinesthesia is the sense of one's body position and movement, and it develops during the preschool years. Activities related to kinesthesia include skipping, walking on a balance beam, and throwing and catching a ball.
Rationale 5: A pacifier is used to soothe and calm infants.
Global Rationale:
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