The nurse is working with the caregivers of a 32-month-old child. They are very concerned that their child and one of the child's playmates were discovered undressed
On questioning the children, it was clear that these children had been comparing and inspecting their bodies. The nurse would advise the caregivers that because of their child's stage of development and age, their best response would be: a. timely and logical consequences for unacceptable behavior
b. punishment severe enough to prevent recurrence of behavior
c. constant one-on-one supervision during all waking hours
d. matter-of-fact manner by caregivers in responding
D
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A Incorrect: The nurse would advise the caregivers that because of their child's stage of development and age, their best response would not be timely and logical consequences for unacceptable behavior.
B Incorrect: The nurse would advise the caregivers that because of their child's stage of development and age, their best response would not be punishment severe enough to prevent recurrence of behavior.
C Incorrect: The nurse would advise the caregivers that because of their child's stage of development and age, their best response would not be constant one-on-one supervision during all waking hours.
D Correct: The nurse would advise the caregivers that because of their child's stage of development and age, their best response would be matter-of-fact manner by caregivers in responding.
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