During an assertiveness training group, a client admits to aggressive behaviors. The client asks for suggestions for how to become more assertive and less aggressive. Which is the most appropriate nursing reply?
A. Several techniques, including meditation and progressive muscle relaxation, appear helpful.
B. There's not much that can be done about aggressive behavior because of biological responses.
C. Certain types of medications have been proven effective in promoting assertive communication.
D. There are several techniques, including I statements,' role playing, and thought stopping, that can help promote assertive behaviors and decrease aggressive behaviors.
Question 2
A client continually waits more than an hour before being seen at the mental health clinic. The client approaches the nurse and states, When I have to wait for more than an hour to be seen, I feel like my time is not important.
The nurse recognizes this as what type of behavior?
A. Aggressive behavior
B. Assertive behavior
C. Passiveaggressive behavior
D. Passive behavior
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