Preferences Over What Other People Do, Even When Their Actions

question 63

Multiple Choice

Preferences over what other people do, even when their actions don't interfere in any direct way with the rest of society, are called:

• A) interfering preferences.
• B) intervening preferences.
• C) meddlesome preferences.
• D) officious preferences.

Evaluate the impact of nonverbal behaviors in the communication process.

Demonstrate understanding of the nurse’s role in facilitating patient expression of concerns and feelings.

Use reflective techniques to clarify and understand patient statements.

Understand the principles guiding the use of silence and personal space in patient interactions.

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