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NguyenJ

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The nurse is counseling a client couple who are trying to reconcile and hold their marriage together.
 
  During therapy the wife states, It's so heartless when he spends all his weekend time with his friends instead of his family. He makes me want to hurt him back. Using concepts from assertiveness training and effective communication techniques, the nurse implements which of the following interventions after hearing the wife's remarks?
  A) Teach the client to make I statements.
  B) Ask the wife to provide details about what she means by all his time.
  C) Ask the husband to discuss why he spends so much time with his friends.
  D) Encourage the wife to express exactly what she wants her husband to do on weekends.

Question 2

Violent television programs and video games expose children to aggressive models. What part, if any, are these forms of entertainment thought to play in the development of aggressive behavior in children?
 
  A) They teach that aggressive behavior results in social recognition and defeat of enemies.
  B) They have no measurable effect on behavior, even if many adults find them unacceptable.
  C) They negatively affect aggression by showing that violence has no rewards.
  D) They only affect children who are exposed to violence in the family.



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Answer to Question 1

Ans: A
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Assertiveness skills are an effective method for controlling aggression by teaching clients appropriate tools for meeting their needs without infringing on the rights of others. The client can be taught about making I statements (I feel hurt by your remarks) instead of you statements (You hurt my feelings) to avoid making judgments by relating feelings rather than opinions and to develop better listening skills.

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Ans: A
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Some researchers and theorists believe that television, video, and movie violence portrays coercive behavior that results in the attainment of some material reward, social recognition, or successful retaliation against enemies.





 

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