The nurse is meeting with a group of parents of mentally ill children. Which of these statements from the mother of one of the clients indicates feelings of guilt?
1. "I wonder what I could have done differently to prevent this problem."
2. "My son would be like other kids if my doctor had not been so careless."
3. "If my son attends regular classes, he'll be more like the other kids."
4. "Even though my son has this illness, he is a real joy to me."
ANS: 1
This statement suggests that she is taking the blame for her son's disorder. Option 2 displays an-ger at the physician. Option 3 denies the son's illness. Option 4 indicates acceptance and ability to see positive aspects.
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