13. Through their study, Beck & Watson determined A. after a traumatic birth, subsequent births have no troubling effects B. after a traumatic birth, subsequent births brought fear, terror, anxiety, and dread 14. In the Beck & Watson study, the statement "What is the meaning of women's experiences of a subsequent childbirth following a previous traumatic birth?" is a A. directional hypothesis B. research question C. purpose 15. In the Beck & Watson study, participants were recruited via A. telephone B. mail C. TABS

A nurse working with adolescents in a juvenile detentioncenter teaches parents about behaviors that place adolescentsat high risk for injury. Which statements accurately describethese risks? Select all that apply. a. Each year, underage drinking claims the lives of approxi-mately 5,000 individuals under the age of 21. b. Approximately one in three high school students reportedusing some type of tobacco product.c. The CDC (2012i) lists motor vehicle accidents as thenumber-one cause of death for adolescents.d. Marijuana use among teenagers has been on the increaseand the abuse of prescription medication and OTC drugshas remained at a high level.e. Homicide rates for adolescents are high, and youthsaged 10–19 years committed almost 500 suicides usingfirearms.f. As many as 30% of children are bullied during theirschool years and cyber bullying is even more damaging tochildren.

1. Individuals with an external locus of control believe: A. They control their own future B. Both internal and outside forces control their future C. Someone else controls their future D. None of these   2. Constantly exposing yourself to negative influences: A. Causes you to lose sight of your goals B. May result in a poor attitude C. Is impossible to avoid D. Both Causes you to lose sight of your goals and May result in a poor attitude

Studies have conclusively linked the MMR to the onset of autism.   true or false?

4. Demonstrate how Carl Rogers theory applies to nursing using at  least six (6) examples? Asap

1. Kohlberg noted that boys who stated that human life has more value than any sort of property and stealing the drug to protect life may be necessary are in the _stage of moral development a.Pre-conventional b.Conventional c.Post-conventional d.Formal-conventional 2.Instrumental aggression is aggression that is intended to harm another person True False 3. Authoritarian parents a.Permit kids to make age-appropriate decisions b.Make few or no demands of their kids c.Have kids who are very well adjusted d.Are extremely controlling 4. Identity diffused individuals typically engage in too much exploration and as a result become too confused about what to do True False 5. Kohlberg assessed moral development by describing a moral dilemma and analyzing a person’s response to it. His analysis focused on primarily on a.The truth b.Reasoning c.Detailed explanations d.None of the above

2. The table below shows typical results from studies of the familiality of major depressive disorder and bipolar disorder. Relationship Depressive disorder Bipolar disorder Unrelated (prevalence) 3% 1% First-degree relative risk 9% 9% MZ concordance 43% 55% DZ concordance 28% 7% Birth parents of bipolar adoptees 21% 7% Birth parents of control adoptees 2% 0% Use the data in the table to answer the following questions: a. Why is it important to know the prevalence of these disorders in unrelated individuals? b. What is the evidence supporting the idea that bipolar disorder is more heritable than depressive disorder?

2. What is an altered state of consciousness (ASC)? Provide three ways someone may develop an altered state of consciousness. 19(808) 850-4838 Eleps103304

Choose one negative health behavior
a. Describe the behavior
b. Describe the alternative positive behavior 2. Define and apply the stage to the health behavior change process: a. Precontemplation b. Contemplation c. Preparation
d. Action
e. Maintenance **For each stage, describe the appropriate intervention
**For each stage, describe the prominent processes of change

1. Avery, an 11-year-old, has been brought up in a close-knit family consisting of four people. Two months ago, her mother was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. Since the diagnosis, Avery is reluctant to go to school. She is afraid that something unfortunate might happen to her mother when Avery is away at school. Avery's behavior best illustrates: a. social phobia. b. separation anxiety disorder. c. generalized anxiety disorder. d. childhood depression. 2.According to Diana Baumrind, authoritative parents are high in control and ________ in warmth. a. moderate b. low c. high d. extremely low.