The nurse educator is presenting information to staff regarding negative emotions that may occur when caring for patients who are anxious, angry, and aggressive. Which staff member statement indicates that the teaching has been effective?
1. "Self-awareness prevents the nurse's negative emotions."
2. "Self-awareness allows the nurse to express sympathy for the patient."
3. "Intense negative emotions guide the nurse to plan appropriate interventions."
4. "Intense negative emotions interfere with the nurse's assessment and judgment."
4. "Intense negative emotions interfere with the nurse's assessment and judgment."
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