A Person with a Strong Need for Achievement Tends To

question 92

Multiple Choice

A person with a strong need for achievement tends to:

• A) set challenging but achievable goals.
• B) assess risk carelessly.
• C) actively avoid work.
• D) be more motivated by money than success.

Identify indicators of potential family health problems.

Enhance skills in providing appropriate responses and interventions for family concerns.

Understand the importance of assessing caregiver strain and appropriate nursing diagnoses.

Recognize diverse family structures and cultures in patient care.