The nurse is confident that a young adult has successfully achieved psychosocial development. What observations about the client did the nurse make to come to this conclusion?
1. Discusses plans to expand his exercise routine to include running
2. Is optimistic about finding a new job
3. Volunteers weekly at the local senior center
4. Recognizes that professional sports may be enjoyed but does not aspire to participating
5. May be "too bald" to play Santa Claus
Correct Answer: 1, 2, 4
Rationale: The psychosocial development of a young adult would include keeping good health habits.
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