By the time they enter school, it is thought that most children identify with
1. same-sex peers.
2. opposite-sex peers.
3. the same-sex parent.
4. the opposite-sex parent.
3
By school age, most children identify with the same-sex parent.
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Why do stories sometimes persuade people more effectively than statistics?
A. They are more dramatic. B. They are easier to remember. C. They are easier to understand. D. All of the above
A client who is devoutly Jewish is hospitalized during Yom Kippur, a time when many of the Jewish faith fast. The client expresses a desire to follow this religious pattern. How should the nurse respond to this wish?
1. Support the client's desires to the extent possible. 2. Remind the client that most religions excuse persons who are ill from fasting. 3. Attempt to convince the client to ignore the tradition due to illness. 4. Tell the client that the physician must make this decision.
A patient's open wound is healing by third intention. The nurse charts:
1. "Wound intact and draining a moderate amount of serosanguineous fluid." 2. "Wound approximately 2?3? ยด 3?3?, granulation tissue visible, draining serous fluid." 3. "Wound 4?3? in diameter, open with jagged edges, draining sanguineous fluid." 4. "Wound 6?3? long with well-approximated edges, reddened around incision, no drainage."
Narcissism can be constructive
a. True b. False