Using Closed-Ended Questions Is

question 29

Multiple Choice

Using closed-ended questions is

• A) never appropriate as only open-ended questions should be used.
• B) appropriate when the practitioner needs to obtain specific information.
• C) appropriate when the practitioner wants a client to explore a topic more fully.
• D) appropriate when asking the client for feedback.

Identify the primary causes and risk factors for cancer, including lifestyle, genetics, and environmental exposure.

Describe the differences between benign and malignant tumors, including their growth, invasiveness, and potential for metastasis.

Recognize the significance of early detection and advances in treatment on the decline of cancer mortality rates.

Understand the specific cancers that have the highest incidence and mortality rates in the United States.

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Definitions:

Accommodation

In psychology, the process of adapting one's cognitive structures to incorporate new information, distinct from assimilation.

Cognitive Substitution

The replacement or supplementation of a missing cognitive function through the use of an alternative cognitive strategy or external aid.

Physical Maturation

The process of physical growth and development of the body, reaching full biological adulthood and sexual development.

Social Environment

The immediate physical and social setting in which people live or in which something happens or develops.