A nurse concludes a 10-week parenting skills class at a local community center. At the last group meeting, the three most faithful and participative members of the group are absent. How should the nurse interpret their absence?
A) These members have difficulty with termination, leading to feelings of abandonment.
B) These members did not think there would be any new material covered at the last session.
C) These members were angry with the leader for not extending the length of the group.
D) These members grew weary of attending the class.
A
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a. Cultural diversity b. Cultural ethnicity c. Mixed society d. Cultural immigration
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