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A patient has begun taking buspirone hydrochloride (BuSpar) 7.5 mg twice daily to treat acute anxiety and calls 1 week later to report little change in symptoms.What will the nurse tell the patient?
Parental Expectations
The beliefs or hopes parents have about the behavior, achievements, and abilities of their children, which can significantly influence children's development and self-esteem.
Gender-Typed Toys
Toys that are traditionally associated with boys or girls, often reinforcing societal stereotypes regarding gender roles and interests.
Gender Roles
Behaviors and attitudes considered appropriate for males and females in a society, based on cultural or social expectations.
Difficult Temperament
A difficult temperament is characterized by a child’s tendency to react negatively to new situations or stimuli, exhibiting frequent, intense emotional responses and challenges in adapting to change.
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