In Caring for a Patient Who Is Immobile,it Is Important

question 20

Multiple Choice

In caring for a patient who is immobile,it is important for the nurse to understand that

• A) The effects of immobility are the same for everyone.
• B) Immobility helps maintain sleep-wake patterns.
• C) Changes in role and self-concept may lead to depression.
• D) Immobile patients are often eager to help in their own care.

Identify ethnocentrism and its causes according to Sherif.

Comprehend the free-rider effect and its impact on group dynamics.

Learn about common dilemmas including the commons dilemma and its significance in cooperative behavior.

Distinguish between group prototypes and stereotypes and understand their context-dependency.

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Definitions:

Anonymous

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The phenomenon where an individual's performance improves because they are in presence of others.

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Obedience Effect

The psychological phenomenon where individuals comply with orders from an authority figure, sometimes even when the orders go against their personal morals or societal norms.