A nurse wants to provide opportunities for a patient to try out new, more assertive behaviors. Which technique should the nurse use?
a. Clarifying
b. Role-playing
c. Giving feedback
d. Encouraging evaluation
B
Role-playing permits the patient to practice new behaviors in a safe setting and to develop comfort with the use of the new behaviors. The nurse plays a particular role and provides coaching and feedback. The other techniques given as options do not encourage the patient to practice new behaviors.
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