The Nonverbal Behavior of the Nurse That Is Likely to Increase

question 12

Multiple Choice

The nonverbal behavior of the nurse that is likely to increase anxiety in a client is

• A) speaking slowly in a clear, firm voice.
• B) maintaining a brisk, business-like approach.
• C) listening with full attention.
• D) decreasing noise levels and bright light.

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