Which developmental level would be characterized by a child being ...

[shenderson6]

Which developmental level would be characterized by a child being able to focus, to co-ordinate, and to imagine a series of events?
 
  a. Preoperational
  b. Concrete operational
  c. Formal operational
  d. Postoperational

Question 2

A nursing diagnosis of hopelessness would be considered for an individual who:
 
  a. Was consistently overprotected by family members
  b. Was raised by parents who were strict disciplinarians
  c. Had inconsistent, unpredictable physical care as an infant
  d. As a teenager always felt unaccepted by his social peers

[briseldagonzales]

Answer to Question 1

ANS: B
In the concrete operational level, the child can focus and coordinate and imagine a series of events. In the preoperational stage, the child is unable to relate two classifications at one time and is present-oriented. At the formal operations level, the child can think abstractly and in future orientation. Postoperational is not a stage of cognitive development.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: C
A sense of hope is the outcome of Erikson's stage of trust versus mistrust. Inconsistent, un-predictable, and discontinuous care would lead to hopelessness and to a mistrust of self and the world. No data are given to support any of the other diagnoses.

[shenderson6]

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