Institutional Culpability for Poorly Controlling Violent Behavior May Be Attributed

question 26

Multiple Choice

Institutional culpability for poorly controlling violent behavior may be attributed to:​

• A)much stronger client rights.
• B)​a fear of being sued.
• C)​too much publicity about violent events which are then "copycatted" by others.
• D)restricted monetary expenditures.

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Definitions:

Self-efficacy Theory

A psychological theory asserting that individuals' belief in their own ability to succeed impacts their motivation and performance in various settings.

Motivate Patients

Encouraging individuals receiving healthcare to engage in behaviors or activities that promote their wellness and health recovery.

Emotional Arousal

The condition of feeling stimulated to action or strong emotions, such as fear, anger, or excitement.

Self-efficacy

Someone's trust in their own ability to perform actions that lead to defined achievements.