When Students Keep a Written Record of Their Own Desirable

question 56

Multiple Choice

When students keep a written record of their own desirable and undesirable behaviours, then:

• A)desirable behaviours increase in frequency, but undesirable behaviours remain the same.
• B)undesirable behaviours decrease in frequency, but desirable behaviours remain the same.
• C)desirable behaviours increase and undesirable behaviours decrease.
• D)such record-keeping has little effect on behaviour.

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Definitions:

Interventions

Actions or processes undertaken to improve a situation or condition, often in contexts of healthcare, therapy, or social services to address specific issues.

Coordinating Care

The deliberate organization of patient care activities between two or more participants involved in a patient's care to facilitate the appropriate delivery of healthcare services.

Problem-oriented Charting

A method of documentation in the medical field that organizes information about a patient's care according to the specific problems they have, making it easier to track the progress and treatment.

Medical Record

A comprehensive document containing the history, diagnosis, treatment, and outcome of a patient's healthcare encounters.