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6 Cards in this Set
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selective abstractions
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focus on certain information, ignore contradictory information
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overgeneralization
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take information, impression (usually negative) from one vent or experience and assume it will apply to other/future experiences. Nursing response - ask about other situations that it doesn't apply
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magnification
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attribute a high level of importance to insignificant events. Nursing response - find a way to suggest that the patient may be over exaggerating the importance of the event
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personalization
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clients believe that what occurs in the environment is related to them, even when no obvious relationship exists. Nursing response - point out other interpretation
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superstitious thinking
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thinking in which the person believes that some unrelated action will magically influence a course of events. Nursing response - present alternatives
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dichotomous thinking
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an all or none type of reasoning that interferes with people's realistic perception of themselves (good/bad, black/white) - nursing response - find/observe what person is good at
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