The chapter discusses "centering" as a technique for the care provider. This concept means:
a. Finding a calm, peaceful place within.
b. Meditating first thing every morning for 20 minutes.
c. Taking a continuing education course.
d. Having "time out" periods at work.
ANS: A
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