Asked by Adriana Castro on Sep 23, 2024
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What feelings are most commonly experienced by nurses working with abusive families?
A) Outrage toward the victim and sympathy for the abuser
B) Sympathy for the victim and anger toward the abuser
C) Unconcern for the victim and dislike for the abuser
D) Vulnerability for self and empathy with the abuser
Working with Abusive Families
An approach in social work or psychology focused on intervention and support for families experiencing patterns of abuse.
Outrage
A powerful feeling of shock and anger usually caused by something seen as unjust, offensive, or wrong.
Empathy
The ability to understand and share the feelings of another person from their perspective.
- Understand nurse’s personal reactions and biases when working with abusive families and their effects on professional judgment.
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Keleni Baubau4 days ago
Final Answer :
B
Explanation :
Intense protective feelings, sympathy for the victim, and anger and outrage toward the abuser are common emotions of a nurse working with an abusive family.
Learning Objectives
- Understand nurse’s personal reactions and biases when working with abusive families and their effects on professional judgment.
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