When Our Behaviours Are Inconsistent with Our Values or Beliefs,we

question 11

Multiple Choice

When our behaviours are inconsistent with our values or beliefs,we are not likely to experience cognitive dissonance if

• A) the values are important to us.
• B) we engaged in the behaviour voluntarily.
• C) the beliefs are integral to our self-concepts.
• D) we can point to external justifications for our behaviour.
• E) no one observed the inconsistent behaviour.

Recognize the characteristics, symptoms, and risk factors of Alzheimer’s disease.

Appreciate the importance of evidence-based practice in healthcare decision-making.

Describe the components and interdisciplinary team of hospice care.

Identify the leading risk factors for cardiovascular disease.

---

Definitions:

Mental Hospitals

Healthcare facilities specializing in the treatment and care of individuals with mental health disorders.

Mentally Ill

Refers to individuals suffering from mental disorders that affect their mood, thinking, and behavior.

Psychosocial Model

A theoretical approach considering both psychological and social factors in understanding and treating individuals.

Mental Disorders

Conditions characterized by significant disturbances in thoughts, emotions, or behavior, affecting functioning and quality of life.