Which statement, made by a senior citizen who has taken a class on stress reduction, would indicate to the nurse the need for further instruction?
A) Adults draw on coping skills learned throughout life?
B) Family members can be supportive during stress?
C) Stress may be positive or negative?
D) As one grows older, their stress decreases.
Ans: D
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As a person ages, stress does not decrease; in fact, some people experience increased stressors associated with commonly encountered circumstances, such as experiencing empty-nest syndrome or dealing with the death of a spouse, relatives, or friends.
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