The nurse assessing a typical family with an adolescent child would more often than not find the arguments between caregivers and child to be about:
a. adolescent sexuality c. drugs and drug abuse
b. religion or politics d. ordinary family matters
D
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A Incorrect. The nurse assessing a typical family with an adolescent child would not find the arguments between caregivers and child to be about adolescent sexuality.
B Incorrect. The nurse assessing a typical family with an adolescent child would not find the arguments between caregivers and child to be about religion or politics.
C Incorrect. The nurse assessing a typical family with an adolescent child would not find the arguments between caregivers and child to be about drugs and drug abuse.
D Correct. The nurse assessing a typical family with an adolescent child would more often than not find the arguments between caregivers and child to be about ordinary family matters.
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