Strict Alphabetical Systems Work Best with Large Groups of Health

question 24

True/False

Strict alphabetical systems work best with large groups of health records; groups of health records of 2,000 or more make the use of alphabetical systems problematic.

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Definitions:

Strange Situation Method

A research technique developed to assess attachment relationships between a child and caregiver by observing the child's reactions to separations and reunions with the caregiver.

Intergenerational Transmission

Intergenerational transmission involves the passing of behaviors, beliefs, and social customs from one generation to the next within a family or community.

Attachment Classification

A system used to categorize an individual's pattern of relationships and bonding with others, often developed in early childhood.

Securely Attached

A term in attachment theory describing individuals who have a positive view of themselves and others, enabling healthy emotional bonds.