The Nurse Recognizes That Values Clarification Interventions Are Beneficial for the Client

question 27

Multiple Choice

The nurse recognizes that values clarification interventions are beneficial for the client when:

• A) The client and nurse have different beliefs
• B) The client is experiencing a values conflict
• C) The nurse is unsure of a client's personal values
• D) The client has chosen to reject the normal values

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Definitions:

Religious Identification

The process by which individuals affiliate themselves with a particular religion or religious group.

Thomas Theorem

The sociological theory proposing that if people define situations as real, their consequences are also real, highlighting the subjective nature of reality.

Perceptions

How one understands or interprets the world through their senses and cognitive processes.

Reality

The state of things as they actually exist, as opposed to an idealistic or notional idea of them.