Author Question: The goal in treating a client with a chronic mental illness is to prevent recidivism. Which factor ... (Read 59 times)

FButt · **on:** Jul 19, 2018

The goal in treating a client with a chronic mental illness is to prevent recidivism. Which factor is crucial in this effort?

a. Increased use of psychotherapeutic medications
b. Increased lengths of stay on the inpatient unit
c. Increased commitment to the plan of care by the client
d. Group residential homes with vocational training

Question 2

According to Reichard, Livson, and Peterson, which classification of the personalities of older men describe passive-dependent individuals who are content to lean on others for support, to disengage, and to let most of life's activities pass them

by? 1. Mature men personalities
2. Armored men personalities
3. Self-haters personalities
4. Rocking chair personalities

voltaire123 · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 19, 2018

Answer to Question 1

D
One of the most important factors in preventing recidivism is adequate community resources where clients receive support and educational and vocational opportunities. With the focus on the least restrictive environment, many chronically mentally ill clients now live in small, homelike, sheltered group settings within the community.

Answer to Question 2

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Rationale: In a classic study by Reichard, Livson, and Peterson, the personalities of older men were classified into five major categories according to their patterns of adjustment to aging. Rocking chair personalities are found in passive-dependent individuals who are content to lean on others for support, to disengage, and to let most of life's activities pass them by.