When does personality start to develop?
a. At birth
b. When the child starts to talk
c. When the child starts school
d. During the teenage years
A
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a. Apply developmental theories when making observations of the adolescent's patterns of growth and development. b. Compare the adolescent's assessment findings versus normal findings. c. Recognize her own (the nurse's) moral developmental level. d. Stick with one developmental theory for consistency. e. Apply a unidimensional life span perspective.
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