The nurse who supports parental praise of a child who is behaving in a helpful way can hypothesize
that in adulthood, when the individual behaves with politeness and helpfulness, she will feel
a. guilt.
b. anxiety.
c. unsatisfied.
d. positive self-esteem.
Question 2
An African American client who is highly suspicious is given to angry outbursts and accusations
that staff are discriminating against him when they remove possibly harmful objects from his
possession according to hospital policy.
An explanation that shows cultural awareness relating to the
client's behavior is that it may be prompted by
a. feelings of powerlessness.
b. institutional discrimination.
c. fear of abandonment.
d. family solidarity.
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