When Interviewing the Family of a Patient Newly Diagnosed with Alzheimer's

question 16

Multiple Choice

When interviewing the family of a patient newly diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, the nurse's primary goal is to help the family members sort out their personal fears and identify family strengths through the use of

• A) interventive questioning.
• B) genogram.
• C) ecomap.
• D) offering commendations.

Identify factors that lead to the emergence of social movements.

Distinguish between various modes of collective action, including protests, riots, and strikes.

Recognize the role of deprivation, economically and socially, in sparking collective action.

Understand the concept of resource mobilization and its role in sustaining social movements.

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