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As a PSS you are responsible by law for everything listed below except: A. Mandatory reporting related to abuse B. Keeping all client information confidential C. Meeting every need of every client D. Carrying out reasonable and proper orders from your supervisor - Answer C. Meeting every need of every client Which of the below listed laws to not apply to PSS Employees? A. Fair Labor Standard Law B. OSHA Law C. JACHO accreditation regulations - Answer C. JACHO accreditatio...

4 domains - Answer 1) advocacy 2) ethical responsibility 3) education/mentoring 4) recovery/wellness support stigma - Answer deeply discredited due to perceived/undesired differences promote person-centered recovery/wellness support services - Answer advocacy describe individual's rights and responsibilities - Answer advocacy apply principles of individual choice and self-determination - Answer advocacy use person centered language - Answer a...

Acute Care Hospitals - Answer Provides short-term care for individuals who need the highest level of medical care Nursing Facility (NF) - Answer A facility licensed under state law to provide health-related care and services to individuals who do not require acute care Assisted Housing Programs - Answer -Provide room, meals and staffing service s tailored to a particular needs of each consumer -staff services include 24 hours responsibility for the well being of the con...

1) which of the following are emotional signs of possible burnout - Answer A) emotional exhaustion B) agitation C) Fatigue D) irritability E) Difficulty thinking or concentrating on tasks at hand F) Loss of interest or pleasure in things usually enjoyed G) All of the above * 2) patients-centered care ( please select only one answer) - Answer A) is a humanistic approach to healthcare b) considers the uniqueness of each person c) uses empathy and compassion to care for ...

Is a PSS part of the Clinical Team? - Answer No, they are part of the Administrative Team. If a PSS is part of the Administrative Team, who do they report to and work under? - Answer The PSS report to and work under the Administrator of their facility or agency. You are legally obligated to remain within your _____ __ ________. - Answer Scope of Training. Define "Scope of Training" - Answer The professional activities you are allowed to perform as defined u...

What can be provided under Home Health Care? - Answer Professional Nursing Services Who pays for Hospice Care? - Answer Federal Government Acute Care Hospitals - Answer Short term care, highest level of care provided(surgery, serious illness, Trauma), specialist team of doctors and nurses to treat the sickest patents Skilled Nursing Facilities(SNF) - Answer 24hr skilled nursing or rehabilitative care for injured, disabled, or sick patients. Provide services to th...

Person-Centered - Answer A person-centered approach is where the person is placed at the center of the service and treated as a person first. What are the OARS tools in Motivational Interviewing? - Answer O Open-ended questions invite others to "tell their story" in their own words without leading them in a specific direction (as opposed to questions that can be answered yes or no). Be cautious about asking too many questions as it can damage the peer relationship. A Af...

What are the stages of recovery? - Answer Precontemplation, contemplation, preparation, action, maintenance, termination. What does the proverb 'You Can Lead a Horse to Water, But You Can't Make It Drink' mean? - Answer You can provide an opportunity, but cannot force someone to take it. What is the role of a PSS? - Answer Support, resource, strength, empathy, and compassion. What is the Trans-theoretical Model of Behavior Change? - Answer Change is a pr...

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What is altruism? (LO#1) - Answer A motive to increase another's welfare without conscious regard for one's self-interests What characterizes an altruistic person? (LO#1) - Answer Someone who is concerned and helpful even when no benefits are offered or expected in return Describe empathy-based altruism. (LO#1) - Answer When their empathy is aroused, people will help; even when their help is anonymous or will not impact their mood Who do we most feel empathy towa...

Attitudes - Answer our likes or dislikes for something; involve affect, behavior, and cognition Why are we concerned with attitudes? - Answer If we detect attitudes that can influence behavior Dissonance Theory - Answer when people recognize an inconsistency among their attitudes, beliefs, and perceptions they will feel a state of uncomfortable psychological arousal and will be motivated to reduce the discomfort by reducing the inconsistency How do we resolve dissonanc...

Anxious/Ambivalent Attachment - Answer Attachments marked by fear of abandonment and the feeling that one's needs are not being met. Attachment Love - Answer desire to be cared for, and protected by, another person. Avoidant Attachment Style - Answer Attachments marked by defensive detachment from the other. Companionate Love - Answer Affection and tenderness felt for those whose lives are entwined with our own. Decision/Commitment - Answer Factor on ...

implicit personality theory - Answer sets of assumptions about how different types of people, personality traits, and actions are related to each other Heuristic - Answer a problem-solving approach (algorithm) to find a satisfactory solution where finding an optimal or exact solution is impractical or impossible. social psychology - Answer the scientific study of how we think about, influence, and relate to one another goal of social psychology - Answer To identi...

1. Sam's computer crashed, making him lose the paper he had been working on all night. Sam threw the cup he was holding across the room. This is an example of _________. a. direct aggression b. indirect aggression c. emotional aggression d. instrumental aggression - Answer c. emotional aggression 2. Josh and Patrick both like Kate. Josh is particularly aggressive, and he decides to physically fight with Patrick. He is likely to do this _____________. a. in front of Kate b. whe...

we look for ___ amount of ____ time - Answer optimal; affiliation _____ is very hurtful (even physically) - Answer ostracism what happens when our need to affiliate isn't met? - Answer ostracism loss of control (sadness anger) increased sensitivity, decreased cognitive functioning stressful situations that increase our need to affiliate - Answer mortality salience disturbing situation explain how mood affects general liking - Answer positive affect...

Theories of Attraction - Answer - Proximity - Similarity - Evolutionary - Cultural Theories of attraction: Proximity - Answer Mere exposure effect Mere exposure effect - Answer The tendency to feel positively toward people we see frequently. Theories of attraction: Similarity - Answer Matching hypothesis. - Birds of a feather flock together or opposites attract? Theories of attraction: Evolutionary - Answer - Parental investment model - Reproducti...

social psychology - Answer the scientific study of how people's thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are influenced by other people as scientists, social psychologists have two tasks - Answer describe (observe) & explain (theories) the scientific method - Answer - observation - generate hypotheses about why - develop a testable hypothesis - design a study/experiment surveys tell us that - Answer two variables are related/correlated/associated with each other ...

How effective are eyewitness testimonies in obtaining a conviction? What about when the testimony has been discredited? - Answer -eyewitness testimony is influential even when weak What is the effect called where people are less accurate at identifying members of other racial groups as opposed to their own racial group and what are the implications of this effect? - Answer How do our previous experience and perceptions affect our decisions in lineups? - Answer Misinf...

Attribution theory - Answer he idea that individuals attempt to understand the behavior of those around them by forming commonsense explanations for the cause of others' behavior Attributions - Answer How individuals explain the causes of others' actions and events. How individuals explain the causes of others' actions and events. - Answer The idea that individuals make attributions by looking for a single factor that seems to account for what occurred based on ...

executive self - Answer making decisions, switching between tasks, and exercising (limited) self-control self-concept - Answer schema of ourselves; formed by getting info from introspection, feedback, and social comparison introspection - Answer one's own thoughts and feelings; "privileged access"; can be inaccurate (car/attractive model and socks studies) feedback from others - Answer can change one's self concept; people don't always provide accu...