If You Yell at Your Roommate and Later Explain That

question 25

Multiple Choice

If you yell at your roommate and later explain that your behavior was related to stress at work, what type of error are you making?

• A) fundamental attribution error
• B) internal attribution
• C) self-serving bias
• D) actor-observer effect
• E) none of the options is correct

Evaluate the impact of family dynamics on the risk of abuse and neglect.

Develop strategies for supporting victims in planning safe escape from abusive situations.

Understand nurse’s personal reactions and biases when working with abusive families and their effects on professional judgment.

Identify the signs of emotional abuse and its impact on self-esteem and mental health.

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