During an Assertiveness Training Group, a Client Admits to Aggressive

question 20

Multiple Choice

During an assertiveness training group, a client admits to aggressive behaviors. The client asks for suggestions for how to become more assertive and less aggressive. Which is the most appropriate nursing reply?

• A)"Several techniques, including meditation and progressive muscle relaxation, appear helpful."
• B)"There's not much that can be done about aggressive behavior because of biological responses."
• C)"Certain types of medications have been proven effective in promoting assertive communication."
• D)"There are several techniques, including 'I statements,' role playing, and thought stopping, that can help promote assertive and decrease aggressive behaviors."

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Definitions:

Neuromuscular Junction

The point of contact between a motor neuron and the muscle fiber it controls, crucial for muscle contraction.

Axon Terminal

The endpoint of a neuron's axon where neurotransmitters are released to send signals to other neurons or muscles.

Motor End Plate

A specialized area of muscle cell membrane that interacts with a motor neuron to receive neural signals, facilitating muscle contraction.

Fascicle

A fascicle is a bundle of skeletal muscle fibers surrounded by connective tissue, contributing to the muscle structure.