While talking with a client with an eating disorder, the client states, "I've gained 2 pounds, so soon I'll be over 100 pounds." The nurse interprets this as which of the following?
A) Magnification
B) Selective abstraction
C) Overgeneralization
D) Dichotomous thinking
D
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a. Research subjects must be protected from accidental disclosure of information. b. Institutional review boards exist to protect patient rights. c. Researcher misconduct may result in dissemination of potentially harmful results. d. Results published in professional journals represent a clear violation of privacy. e. Research subjects must be protected from deliberate violation of their rights.
A description of denotation is
a. a personalized meaning of a word or phrase. b. a generalized meaning assigned to a word. c. a meaning shared by families. d. a meaning generally shared within a specific culture.
Which of the following should the nurse include when planning the care of a client with erectile dysfunction?
1. Information of exact cause 2. Reason for disorder as being side effects of prescribed medications 3. Information on treatment options 4. Names of psychologists with experience in treating the disorder
Nonprobability sampling carries more risk of selection bias than probability sampling because ____________ is not used
a. exclusion b. stratification c. representation d. randomization