In what probable way should a nurse expect an Asian American client to view mental illness?
1. Mental illness relates to uncontrolled behaviors that bring shame to the family.
2. Mental illness is a curse from God related to immoral behaviors.
3. Mental illness is cured by home remedies based on superstitions.
4. Mental illness is cured by "hot and cold" herbal remedies.
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Rationale: The nurse should except that many Asian Americans are most likely to view mental illness as uncontrolled behavior that brings shame to the family. In addition, it is often more acceptable for mental distress to be expressed as physical ailments.
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