7.) According to your textbook's discussion of implicit and explicit memory systems: Information in explicit (declarative) memory can be brought into consciousness while information in implicit (nondeclarative)memory cannot The learning that arises from classical conditioning would be a subclass of explicit memory Both (a) and (b)are true Neither (a) nor (b)is true

Think back to the "Magellans of the mind''discussed in Chapter 1 in the textbook. Because a gender schema is a framework in children's minds, the concept of such a schema reflects the legacy of the Swiss biologist: Wilhelm Wundt Jean Piaget. Abraham Maslow. Sigmund Freud.

Why would it be recommended that you avoid using too many leading questions when asking a patient if he is following the diet the physician gave him? a. He may simply agree because he knows what you want to hear. b. He may give a long, detailed answer. c. He may not understand this type of questioning. d. He may become annoyed with the questions.

Match each factor with a question that would help solicit information about that factor. Patient's level of understanding Urgency of communication Emotional state Physical factors Does the patient appear to be confused? Does the patient's behavior demonstrate anxiety? Is the patient in pain? What are the consequences if the communication does not take place now?

The overall goal of therapeutic communication is to a. improve the patient's health. b. explain to the patient what he needs to know. c. meet the needs of the patient. d. determine the nature of the patient's problem.

Drag the dialogue statement to place it in the correct interview technique category. "How often do you exercise?" "When was the last time you had anything to eat or drink?" "Have you had an influenza vaccination this year?" "What questions do you have for me?" "Please describe the chest pain." "How do you feel about the diagnosis?" "Did the medication help your discomfort?" "What causes you to become short of breath?" "Tell me about the voices you are hearing" Directive disappointed Nondirective

A patient-directed care philosophy is based on staff being empowered to do whatever they feel is right when taking care of their patients. True False

According to job characteristics theory, when an editor tells a writer about positive reader comments on an article, this high level of identity positively affects the writer's job satisfaction. True False

Health and safety issues can arise when a child is stressed or frustrated. True False - Previous

Which answer describes long -standing and maladaptive patterns of perceiving and responding to other people and to stressfu circumstances? Thinking vs Feeling Type A personality ADHD Personality disorders

According to Kluckhohn and Strodtbeck, a __ relationship with nature would suggest that humans cannot change nature, that forces such as fate and genetics determine the conditions of life. mastery harmonized subjugated lineal