A 27-year-old final year nursing student at a local universi…
A 27-year-old final year nursing student at a local university has come to the clinic to discuss the stress she is experiencing because of failing two exams at school. Initially, she described her failures as “the worst thing that has ever happened to me,” and she stated, “there is absolutely nothing I can do to pass this course now.” Based on the patient’s responses to questions, the nurse finds out there are three more equally weighted exams scheduled for this course. The nurse and patient collaborate and decide to use interventions to facilitate emotion-focused coping. Which additional comment from the patient would the nurse identify as providing support for this decision?
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For the following argument, identify the important claims by copying and pasting them into MindMup in another tab, give the ultimate conclusion the number 1, and map the arguments. After you have finished mapping all of the arguments in Mastery Check 3.2, in MindMup, click File –> Share and type rsaucedo@lamar.edu to share your maps with me for grading, just as you did for the MindMup – Honorlock Test.“Think about your mother, your favorite sweater, a book you’re reading, your very body. All of these things reside in what philosophers call ‘the external world.’ They belong to the reality outside your mind. The internal world, in contrast, is comprised of your feelings, thoughts and other psychological events that occur inside your mind. We tend to take for granted that the external world and the internal world are both real. As strange as it might seem, however, you shouldn’t believe that the external world exists. After all, if you’re not certain that something is true then you shouldn’t believe it, right? But if you can doubt a belief then you can’t be certain the belief is true which means that you shouldn’t believe anything that it’s possible for you to doubt. But now, take a moment to consider your beliefs about the external world. You can doubt that the external world exists, because for all you know, you could be hallucinating everything that you experience.”
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