In the Context of Social Identity,thinking That Cultural Out-Groups Are

question 161

Multiple Choice

In the context of social identity,thinking that cultural out-groups are not only different but are worse than one's own group is called:

• A)groupthink.
• B)ethnocentrism.
• C)enculturation.
• D)normative social influence.

Evaluate and assess the psychological factors connected to eating disorders such as body image and coping mechanisms.

Understand the importance of nutrition and the dangers of malnutrition in eating disorders.

Recognize the nursing diagnoses applicable to patients with eating disorders.

Implement appropriate nursing interventions for patients with eating disorders.

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