For a lifestyle stress indicator and reduction in the incidence ...

[jerry coleman]

For a lifestyle stress indicator and reduction in the incidence of heart disease a recommended in-tervention would be:
 
  1. Regular physical exercise
  2. Attendance at a support group
  3. Self-awareness skill development
  4. Effective time management techniques

Question 2

Which of the following statements shows the best understanding of Kbler-Ross's Five Stages of Dying?
 
  1. Crying is an expected behavior of the Depression Stage.
  2. There are tasks the client completes as they work toward acceptance.
  3. People grieve in the manner in which they are most culturally comfortable
  4. Given enough time and support, most achieves acceptance of their own death.

[Kedrick2014]

Answer to Question 1

ANS: 1
A regular exercise program reduces tension, promotes relaxation, increases one's resistance to stress, and reduces the risk of cardiovascular disease. Support systems may benefit a person ex-periencing stress but do not reduce the incidence of heart disease. Self-awareness skill develop-ment may enable a person to recognize when they are experiencing stress and need to implement stress-reducing strategies, but they will not reduce the incidence of heart disease. Time manage-ment, including setting priorities, helps individuals identify tasks that are not necessary or can be delegated to someone else. Effective time management will help lower one's level of stress, but does not reduce the incidence of heart disease.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: 2
Survivors move back and forth through a series of stages and/or tasks many times, possibly ex-tending over a long period of time. Theorists described stages of the grieving process and a series of tasks for survivors to successfully complete their bereavement and adapt to life with a loss. Why the other options are true, they do not show the best overall understanding of the Five Stages of Dying.

[jerry coleman]

Thank you!

[Kedrick2014]

Always glad to help...