6. Which BEST describes an appropriate strategy for managing behaviors? Ignoring the person's needs Forcing the person to meet your needs Shaping the environment to meet the person's needs Responding to a person's behavior before understanding the meaning

Q: good/bad behavior?

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Q: Why is respect patients privacy is important?

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Q: How could I explain systems thinking to someone who has not heard of this concept? What  is one…

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Q: Which of the following is the BEST example of a strategy you can use to learn about the culture of…

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Q: All are true about risk factors EXCEPT     They are conditions that increases your chances of…

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Q: 1. What should one’s attitude to protect him/herself from intentional injury

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Q: 13. What is an intervention for a person with rummaging behaviors? Leaving harmful items in the…

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Q: 9. What age group is protected against age-based harassment? Every employee Employees under age…

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Q: what is the key difference between how Nudge Theory views (health) behaviour, and most other models…

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Q: Do people need to feel socially and economically superior to others?

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Q: 4. A person with dementia prefers to take a bath instead of a shower. The bath aid gives the person…

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Q: Altruistic behavior is a behavior that benefits the recipient but harms the actor.  True  False

A: True.

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Q: What are some examples of how culture may positively or negatively affect health behaviors?

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Q: 12. How can I use psychology in my work as a nurse?

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