The school counselor is teaching effective communication techniques to parents of children who have exhibited violence at school. The counselor understands that this type of education can result in family members:
A) Identifying strengths and maintaining communication.
B) Communicating to the child that acts of violence will be punished.
C) Preserving the status quo to maintain family balance.
D) Designating one person in the family to be the decision-maker.
Question 2
After talking to a group of parents at the local middle school about spanking, the nurse realizes that most parents need more education on this topic. Which statements made by the parents indicate this need? Select all that apply.
A) If we don't spank, our children will be spoiled or run wild.
B) Authority figures such as parents should be trusted and respected, not feared.
C) Hitting increases the probability that aggression will be seen as an appropriate way to handle conflicts.
D) Parents spank only for serious problems.
E) Spanking is needed as a last resort.
Patient Teaching
Children may sometimes sort their toys into different categories.
Children with autism generally prefer interacting with objects over people.
Patient Teaching Methods Cont.
Effective Leadership and Management in Nursing, 9th Edition
Children who witnessed violence in their homes