Reminiscence groups are designed to
a. Reorient the older adult
b. Test the older adult's long-term memory
c. Provide opportunities for life review
d. Decrease confusion for the older adult
C
Reminiscence groups use the life review process to validate the self-concept and experiences of older adults. Responses A, B, and D are focused on promoting the cognitive function of an older adult; reminiscence focuses on the older adult's lived experiences.
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