The following have been found to be helpful for the family caregiver's self-care and well-being:
A) setting limits to the older relative's demands.
B) remaining isolated from other relatives.
C) high levels of interaction with other family members.
D) using formal support services.
A
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Clarification can also increase awareness of similarities and differences among members
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Which of the following statements is true about the data interpretation phase in mixed methods studies?
a. An appropriate data analysis will always provide only one possible correct interpretation. b. Judgments about the meaning of the findings are inappropriate. c. Some proper data analyses yield findings that could be interpreted by rival explanations. d. Good studies never need to have methodological limitations mentioned during the data interpretation phase.
Based on studies, which phrase best describes the effectiveness of
intensive treatment services? A. Minnesota model intensive treatment programs do not have a good track record B. Inpatient care for alcoholics produces more successful outcomes than outpatient care after one year C. Inpatient care and outpatient care produce similar outcomes for those addicted to drugs other than alcohol D. Inpatient care and outpatient care produce similar outcomes for those addicted to alcohol rather than drugs
One of the fundamental tenets of client-centered therapy is that individuals:
a. have an inherent tendency to strive toward growth and self-actualization. b. manifest symptoms of unconscious conflict. c. experience problems due to irrational beliefs. d. suffer from death anxiety, isolation, and meaninglessness.