How would a nurse's use of the technique of reflection help a person?
a. Showing an awareness of the person's feelings
b. Causing the person to answer more fully than yes or no
c. Showing knowledge the person is not expected to know
d. Encouraging the person to think through problems for himself or herself
ANS: D
A
Reflection may involve the person becoming aware of his or her feelings but does not require the nurse's awareness.
B
Reflection is not related to the answers provided by the patient.
C
Reflection is related to the insight the person gains, not information provided to him or her.
D
Reflection implies respect for the patient and his or her ability to solve his or her problems.
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