How Do Sensory Memory, Working Memory, and Long-Term Memory Differ

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Essay

How do sensory memory, working memory, and long-term memory differ?

Understand the principles of therapeutic communication techniques specific to patients with personality disorders.

Identify appropriate nursing interventions for managing manipulative behaviors in patients with personality disorders.

Recognize priority nursing diagnoses in patients with personality disorders exhibiting violent or self-harm behaviors.

Comprehend the necessity of maintaining consistent boundaries and limits with patients diagnosed with personality disorders.

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Definitions:

Change Strategy

A plan or approach designed to facilitate the transition from a current state to a desired future state, often involving steps to overcome barriers.

Negative Self-statements

Critical or pessimistic thoughts that an individual has about themselves, often a focus in cognitive-behavioral therapy to challenge and modify.

Coping Thoughts

Self-reassuring or motivating thoughts that people use to manage stress, overcome obstacles, or deal with challenging situations.

Self-defeating Thoughts

Negative thoughts about oneself that undermine one's confidence and can obstruct achieving goals.