In an interview with the nurse, a mother states that she is concerned that her 14-year-old teen is critical and finding fault with her. The nurse counsels the mother that:
a. the family needs to change its value system to meet the teenager's changing needs.
b. the parentteen relationship is important for the teenager and conflicts are to be expected.
c. teenagers create psychological distance from the parent to separate from the parent.
d. parents need to relinquish their relationship with their teenager to the teen's peers.
Question 2
A parent of a child with a psychosocial disorder states, I don't know how my child developed this problem.. The nurse should base a response on which information?
a. Neurobiological, family, and sociocultural factors can contribute to the development of psychosocial disorders in children.
b. Like many conditions affecting children, the etiology of psychosocial disorders is unknown.
c. The majority of psychosocial disorders have a clear pattern of genetic inheritance.
d. Dysfunctional family patterns are usually identified as the cause of a psychosocial disorder.
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