Matching -Trained Actors Simulate Real Patients to Teach How to Take

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Multiple Choice

Matching
-Trained actors simulate real patients to teach how to take patients' basic history and how to conduct patient safety drills.

• A) Internships
• B) Orientation
• C) Avatars
• D) Goal-setting theory
• E) Valence
• F) Standardized patients
• G) Task Analysis
• H) Instrumentality
• I) Knowledge, skills and abilities (KSAs)
• J) Vroom's expectancy theory

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Definitions:

Routine Listening

The process of regularly paying attention to and understanding auditory information during everyday activities.

Marginal Listening

A type of listening where the listener pays minimal attention and provides little feedback, often missing important details in the communication.

Peripheral Listening

Paying attention to indirect or background information during a conversation, which may offer additional insights.

Active Listening

The practice of fully concentrating, understanding, responding, and remembering what is being said during communication.