The Speed with Which an Attitude Springs to Mind Is

question 33

Multiple Choice

The speed with which an attitude springs to mind is known as attitude

• A) embeddedness.
• B) relevance.
• C) pliability.
• D) accessibility.

Assess the emotional and psychological state of individuals in crisis.

Understand the role and techniques of the nurse during an initial interview with a patient in crisis.

Recognize the importance of assessing coping strategies and personal support systems in crisis intervention.

Distinguish between different intervention strategies applicable to specific crisis situations.

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Definitions:

Expectation

A belief or anticipation about the way events, behaviors, or processes should unfold.

Opportunity Presented

A situation or condition that makes it possible to do something that one wants to do or has to do.

Admit

To confess or acknowledge something, often reluctantly.

Sense of Self-efficacy

The belief in one's own ability to succeed in specific situations or accomplish a task.