The Principle of Affirmative Judgment

question 24

Multiple Choice

The principle of affirmative judgment

• A) makes a judgment of a problem based on the  negative aspects of the problem definition.
• B) focuses on the negative aspects of a problem first .
• C) looks for the strengths or positive aspects of a problem first .
• D) rushes to judgment on the best ideas to solve a problem .
• E) a voids restating a problem even if the problem has just one positive aspect.

Appreciate the ongoing nature of critical thinking and assessment in nursing care.

Recognize the special care needs of patients with specific conditions such as diabetes, immobility, and sensory impairments.

Understand the impact of aging on skin health and hygiene practices.

Acknowledge the role of social groups and developmental stages in influencing hygiene preferences and practices.

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Definitions:

Groupthink

A mental effect observed in a collective where the pursuit of consensus or uniformity leads to illogical or ineffective choices.

RADAR Model

A framework used in business to Recognize, Avoid, Detect, Answer, and Recover from potential risks or issues.

Quality Standards

Specific criteria within an industry or profession that define the degree of excellence or the minimum acceptable levels of quality for products and services.

Feel-good Commercials

Advertising campaigns designed to evoke positive emotions and associate those feelings with a brand or product.