A nurse is attempting to help a patient alter negative self-concept. What is the correct order in which these nursing interventions should be implemented? A. Assisting the patient in the process of self-evaluation. B

Encouraging the patient's attempts at self-exploration. C. Introducing skills that expand the patient's ability to be self-aware. D. Helping the patient formulate a plan of action. E. Supporting the patient in the achievement of goals. a. A, B, C, D, E
b. B, C, D, E, A
c. C, B, A, D, E
d. E, B, D, C, A


C
This answer gives the correct sequence for addressing the problem of helping the patient alter self-concept. Self-awareness and self-exploration allow self-evaluation. Self-evaluation makes formulation of a plan possible, and support helps the patient achieve goals.

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