A Life Review Differs from Reminiscence in That It

question 39

Multiple Choice

A life review differs from reminiscence in that it

• A) involves a comprehensive inventory of major events in a person's life history.
• B) is articulated to others in oral stories.
• C) evaluates the past and attempts to resolve conflicts.
• D) takes place in the later, not younger years.

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Definitions:

Extension or Flexion Posturing

Neurological postures that indicate severe brain damage, where extension posturing involves stiffening of the limbs away from the body, and flexion posturing involves stiffening of the limbs towards the body.

Generalized Seizure

A type of seizure that affects both hemispheres of the brain simultaneously, often leading to loss of consciousness and body convulsions.

Vital Signs

Measurements of the body's most basic functions, including temperature, pulse, respiration, and blood pressure.

Integrate Child

The process of incorporating a child into a group or activity in such a way that they become fully involved and accepted, often used in contexts of children with special needs or those from diverse backgrounds.