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How did Binet and Simon define mental age? a. the child's current age in years and months b. the age that best fits the child's current level of intellectual performance c. the child's ultimate intellectual potential d. the ratio of a child's current abilities to his or her chronological age - ANS b. the age that best fits the child's current level of intellectual performance When Ophelia was 10 years old she completed the original Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scale. She ans...

A goal of successful development that is expressed in every culture is that children should acquire the moral rules of that society. In meeting this goal, which of the following is viewed as essential for mature morality? a. being obedient for tangible rewards b. fear of punishment for wrongdoing c. internalization of moral principles d. being obedient to please elders - ANS c. internalization of moral principles Which component of morality was the focus of Freud's psychoanalytic...

a) vicariously experiencing another's feelings - ANS Empathy refers to a) vicariously experiencing another's feelings b) reading minds c) being able to resist temptation d) knowing that someone holds a false belief c) being afraid for the hero in a movie who is in danger - ANS An example of empathy would be a) escaping pain b) sensing that you are about to get a phone call c) being afraid for the hero in a movie who is in danger d) looking forward to watching a villa...

What is the term for the process by which children acquire the beliefs, values, and behaviours that are condoned within their society? a. social actualization b. social intensification c. social identification d. socialization - ANS d. socialization Which description best characterizes the systems approach to understanding family relationships? a. Only direct parent-child relationships within the family are important. b. Every person and relationship within the family affects ev...

Which of the following best characterizes the changes in the amount of television that a typical Canadian child watches as he or she matures? a. It peaks during the preschool years, and then slowly declines after age 5. b. It peaks at about age 8, and then rapidly declines. c. It increases until about age 12, and then declines during adolescence. d. It increases steadily until the early adult years. - ANS c. It increases until about age 12, and then declines during adolescence. Wh...

infant weight doubles by ____ months and triples by _____ months; gains ______ lbs per month until age ____ months - ANS 6, 12, 1.5, 5 infant height increases by ____ inch per month for 6 months and then by ______ inch per month thereafter for the 2nd 6 months or ______ cm per month for 6 months and ______cm per month thereafter - ANS 1, 1/2, 2.5, 1.5 infant can lift head and shoulders while prone at _______ months; can roll over both ways at ____ month, can bear full weigh...

Pharmacotherapy has been found to be the most effective treatment for bulimia nervosa. - ANS False Individuals with anorexia nervosa often have a history of being perfectionists with above-average intelligence, who are achievement oriented, dependable, eager to please, and seeking approval before their condition began. - ANS True Individuals with eating disorders are generally self-assured individuals who feel attractive and able to cope with life transitions - ANS ...

T or F: It can take up to 4-6 weeks to attain optimal therapeutic benefit from some antidepressants. - ANS T T or F: Serotonin, derived from tyramine, is the neurotransmitter that is involved in regulating mood. - ANS F - derived from tryptophan T or F: Positive regard is the unconditional nonjudgmental attitude demonstrated by the nurse to the client. - ANS T T or F: Therapeutic relationships are similar to social relationships in that they are primarily initiat...

When working with a client with a narcissistic personality disorder, the nurse would use which approach? a. Cheerful b. Friendly c. Matter-of-fact d. Supportive - ANS C Which underlying emotion is commonly seen in an avoidant personality disorder? a. Depression b. Fear c. Guilt d. Insecurity - ANS B Cognitive restructuring techniques include all of the following, except a. decatastrophizing. b. positive self-talk. c. reframing. d. relaxation. -...

Health care a) is the most important determinant of health in OECD countries. b) is the most expensive determinant of health in OECD countries. c) spending continues to grow rapidly in most OECD countries. d) sector is one of the largest sectors in most OECD countries. - ANS sector is one of the largest sectors in most OECD countries. What statement best describes a health system? a) Aspects of society that have an important bearing on the health care of individuals and the p...

According to the World Health Organization, health is described as: A. The soundness of body or mind; freedom from disease or ailment B. A state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being, not only the absence of disease or infirmity C. Is the intersection of our physical, mental, emotional, social, and spiritual state of being at any one time D. The state of being free from illness or injury - ANS A. Incorrect. From D (Health, 2020a). B. Correct. (Srivastava, 200...

community health nursing - ANS 1) An umbrella term — includes community health nursing in a variety of practice areas what are the 8 CCHN standards of practice? - ANS health promotion, prevention and protection, maintenance and restoration, professional relationships, capacity building, health equity, evidence informed practice, professional responsibility and accountability The Canadian Nurses Association seven basic principles for collaboration: - ANS Client Cen...

what are the 5 principles of the Canada Health Act - ANS portability accessibility universality comprehensive public administration why is the demand for home care growing? (5) - ANS aging population shorter hospital stay cost effective client preference technology advancements What are the elements of Home Health Nursing? (8) - ANS 1. assessment, monitoring, and clinical decision making planning and care coordinating 3. health maintenance, restoration an...

Blinded - ANS A type of review in which the peer reviewer is unaware of the author's identity, so personal bias is avoided. Evidence-based practice - ANS The use of the best scientific evidence, integrated with clinical experience and incorporating patient values and preferences in the practice of professional nursing care. Evidence-based practice guidelines - ANS A guide for nursing practice that is the outcome of an unbiased, exhaustive review of the research lit...

Cultural competence - ANS Having awareness of ones own culture identity and views about difference, and the ability to learn and build on the varying cultural and community norms Ethnocentrism - ANS The belief that ones own cultural values, beliefs, and behaviours are the best and preferred and most superior Cultural bias - ANS Belief that values of a certain culture must guide the situation or decision Trends that increase the urgency to address culturally sensi...

Which of the following best describes community health nursing? a. Giving care with a focus on the aggregate's needs b. Giving care with a focus on the group's needs c. Focusing on the health care of individual clients in the community d. Working with an approach of unique client care - ANS c. Focusing on the health care of individual clients in the community Which of the following best describes primary health care? a. A comprehensive way to address issues of social justic...

Nursing Leadership & Management NCLEX Practice Quiz #2 Questions And Answers

TF-CBT - 基礎 (1) Questions And Answers

How often should TF-CBT treatment sessions be conducted? a. At least 1 session per month b. Once a week or more frequently c. Never less than 1 session every 2 weeks d. Once a week with the child and once every two weeks with the parent/caregiver e. Two sessions per week - ANS b. Once a week or more frequently Weekly sessions are the TF-CBT standard, and treatment can be delivered more frequently if circumstances make that possible. What is the typical length of a full cou...

psychoeducation - ANS introduced at the outset of treatment and continues throughout the therapy process psychoeducation - ANS goals are to normalize the child's and parent's response to the traumatic event and reinforcing accurate cognitions psychoeducation - ANS uses information sheets to dispel myths and provide facts psychoeducation - ANS provides information about common emotional and behavioral responses to the traumatic event psychoeducation -...