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Bernana · **on:** Jul 19, 2018

During a group meeting, you notice that one member always remains quiet and seems almost invisible to the rest of the group. Which of the following group roles is this member fulfilling?

a. talker
b. silent one
c. supporter
d. intimidator

Question 2

Considering the perspective of the mind-body connection, an emotional response to a physical illness is believed to have a direct impact on:

a. selection of a health care provider
b. prognosis for recovery
c. type of disease
d. amount of social support

aloop · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 19, 2018

Answer to Question 1

B
The group member who is always quiet and almost invisible to the rest of the group would be considered the silent one. This role is almost opposite the talker, who attempts to dominate the conversation. While supporters attempt to be kind and helpful, the intimidator tends to scare off other group members.

Answer to Question 2

B
Emotional response to physical illness is believed to have a direct impact on the prognosis for recovery. Also, physical illness has a direct impact on the emotional state of a person. In this manner, a nurse operating from a holistic theoretical model can understand the mind-body connection and begin to see the mind and body as a unified system.