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What is confabulation primarily associated with?
What is confabulation primarily associated with?
- Stimulating curiosity in kids
- Enhancing memory recall
- Creating irrelevant information (correct)
- Improving cognitive development
What type of information is considered irrelevant in confabulation?
What type of information is considered irrelevant in confabulation?
- Information unrelated to the topic (correct)
- Factual information
- Information that kids find boring
- Information that challenges kids' beliefs
What is the main characteristic of confabulation in relation to kids?
What is the main characteristic of confabulation in relation to kids?
- The information is irrelevant to kids (correct)
- The information is related to kids' interests
- The information is intentionally fabricated
- The information is always accurate
What is a common characteristic of confabulation in children?
What is a common characteristic of confabulation in children?
In the context of children, confabulation is most associated with:
In the context of children, confabulation is most associated with:
What is the main characteristic of persecutory delusion?
What is the main characteristic of persecutory delusion?
What is the key feature of somatic delusion?
What is the key feature of somatic delusion?
What is the primary characteristic of erotomanic delusion?
What is the primary characteristic of erotomanic delusion?
What is the nature of religious delusion?
What is the nature of religious delusion?
What is the definition of illusion?
What is the definition of illusion?
What is the defining feature of hallucination?
What is the defining feature of hallucination?
What is the primary characteristic of denial as a defense mechanism?
What is the primary characteristic of denial as a defense mechanism?
What is the potential consequence of overusing defense mechanisms?
What is the potential consequence of overusing defense mechanisms?
When do defense mechanisms become maladaptive?
When do defense mechanisms become maladaptive?
What is the key characteristic of confabulation?
What is the key characteristic of confabulation?
Involuntary commitment for institutionalization begins when:
Involuntary commitment for institutionalization begins when:
How long does a patient have to stay for assessment during a 72-hour hold?
How long does a patient have to stay for assessment during a 72-hour hold?
What is required for a client to be considered oriented in terms of their environment?
What is required for a client to be considered oriented in terms of their environment?
In nursing, what is the only part an LPN is allowed to do independently?
In nursing, what is the only part an LPN is allowed to do independently?
In prioritizing nursing diagnosis, what receives the highest priority?
In prioritizing nursing diagnosis, what receives the highest priority?
What should be given priority in addressing mentally ill patients' problems, according to Maslow's Hierarchy?
What should be given priority in addressing mentally ill patients' problems, according to Maslow's Hierarchy?
What do short-term goals in nursing focus on?
What do short-term goals in nursing focus on?
What is the primary focus of interventions in mental health nursing?
What is the primary focus of interventions in mental health nursing?
What is the purpose of evaluating interventions in nursing?
What is the purpose of evaluating interventions in nursing?
When people express anxiety through physical symptoms, they are experiencing:
When people express anxiety through physical symptoms, they are experiencing:
What defense mechanism involves temporarily hiding aware thoughts and feelings and is associated with OCD?
What defense mechanism involves temporarily hiding aware thoughts and feelings and is associated with OCD?
Which defense mechanism separates painful memories from the conscious mind and can lead to dissociative disorder if overused?
Which defense mechanism separates painful memories from the conscious mind and can lead to dissociative disorder if overused?
What defense mechanism involves cognitive framing to protect oneself from changing realities and can lead to self-deception if overused?
What defense mechanism involves cognitive framing to protect oneself from changing realities and can lead to self-deception if overused?
Which defense mechanism involves behaving in the opposite of what one feels and can lead to unresolved conflict if overused?
Which defense mechanism involves behaving in the opposite of what one feels and can lead to unresolved conflict if overused?
What defense mechanism involves returning to a more comfortable stage of development and can lead to personality stagnation if overused?
What defense mechanism involves returning to a more comfortable stage of development and can lead to personality stagnation if overused?
Which defense mechanism involves putting feelings onto someone else and can lead to delusional behavior if overused?
Which defense mechanism involves putting feelings onto someone else and can lead to delusional behavior if overused?
What defense mechanism involves using reasoning to avoid feeling and can lead to false beliefs if overused?
What defense mechanism involves using reasoning to avoid feeling and can lead to false beliefs if overused?
Which defense mechanism involves emotional feelings becoming physical and can lead to medical conditions if overused?
Which defense mechanism involves emotional feelings becoming physical and can lead to medical conditions if overused?
What can overuse of defense mechanisms lead to?
What can overuse of defense mechanisms lead to?
What leads to adaptation and well physical and mental health?
What leads to adaptation and well physical and mental health?
In the context of children, what type of information is considered irrelevant in confabulation?
In the context of children, what type of information is considered irrelevant in confabulation?
Which type of delusion involves thinking someone is obsessed with you romantically when they are not?
Which type of delusion involves thinking someone is obsessed with you romantically when they are not?
What type of delusion involves believing that you have a disease or your body system is affected?
What type of delusion involves believing that you have a disease or your body system is affected?
Which defense mechanism involves rejecting information as a means of defense?
Which defense mechanism involves rejecting information as a means of defense?
Which type of hallucination involves seeing things that are not there?
Which type of hallucination involves seeing things that are not there?
What defense mechanism involves using reasoning to avoid feeling and can lead to false beliefs if overused?
What defense mechanism involves using reasoning to avoid feeling and can lead to false beliefs if overused?
Which defense mechanism involves using cognitive framing to protect oneself from changing realities and can lead to self-deception if overused?
Which defense mechanism involves using cognitive framing to protect oneself from changing realities and can lead to self-deception if overused?
What is the defining feature of an illusion?
What is the defining feature of an illusion?
Which type of defense mechanism involves putting feelings onto someone else and can lead to delusional behavior if overused?
Which type of defense mechanism involves putting feelings onto someone else and can lead to delusional behavior if overused?
What is the primary characteristic of erotomanic delusion?
What is the primary characteristic of erotomanic delusion?
What is the main characteristic of persecutory delusion?
What is the main characteristic of persecutory delusion?
Which defense mechanism involves making up for real or imagined deficiencies and can lead to self-deception if overused?
Which defense mechanism involves making up for real or imagined deficiencies and can lead to self-deception if overused?
What does overuse of suppression, as a defense mechanism, typically lead to?
What does overuse of suppression, as a defense mechanism, typically lead to?
Which defense mechanism involves behaving in the opposite of what one feels and can lead to unresolved conflict if overused?
Which defense mechanism involves behaving in the opposite of what one feels and can lead to unresolved conflict if overused?
What is the primary consequence of overusing dissociation as a defense mechanism?
What is the primary consequence of overusing dissociation as a defense mechanism?
Which defense mechanism involves using reasoning to avoid feeling and can lead to false beliefs if overused?
Which defense mechanism involves using reasoning to avoid feeling and can lead to false beliefs if overused?
What is the potential consequence of overusing regression as a defense mechanism?
What is the potential consequence of overusing regression as a defense mechanism?
Which defense mechanism involves putting feelings onto someone else and can lead to delusional behavior if overused?
Which defense mechanism involves putting feelings onto someone else and can lead to delusional behavior if overused?
What is the primary consequence of overusing conversion reaction as a defense mechanism?
What is the primary consequence of overusing conversion reaction as a defense mechanism?
Which defense mechanism involves temporarily hiding aware thoughts and feelings and is associated with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)?
Which defense mechanism involves temporarily hiding aware thoughts and feelings and is associated with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)?
What is the primary consequence of overusing projection as a defense mechanism?
What is the primary consequence of overusing projection as a defense mechanism?
Involuntary commitment for institutionalization begins when:
Involuntary commitment for institutionalization begins when:
What is the only part an LPN is allowed to do independently in nursing?
What is the only part an LPN is allowed to do independently in nursing?
What is the primary focus of interventions in mental health nursing?
What is the primary focus of interventions in mental health nursing?
What is required for a client to be considered oriented in terms of their environment?
What is required for a client to be considered oriented in terms of their environment?
In prioritizing nursing diagnosis, what receives the highest priority?
In prioritizing nursing diagnosis, what receives the highest priority?
What is the defining feature of hallucination?
What is the defining feature of hallucination?
What do short-term goals in nursing focus on?
What do short-term goals in nursing focus on?
What is the primary characteristic of denial as a defense mechanism?
What is the primary characteristic of denial as a defense mechanism?
What is the nature of religious delusion?
What is the nature of religious delusion?
What is the primary characteristic of referential delusions?
What is the primary characteristic of referential delusions?
Which type of delusion involves thinking one has a disease or affected body system?
Which type of delusion involves thinking one has a disease or affected body system?
What is the defining feature of hallucination?
What is the defining feature of hallucination?
What is the primary consequence of overusing intellectualization as a defense mechanism?
What is the primary consequence of overusing intellectualization as a defense mechanism?
Which type of defense mechanism involves emotional feelings becoming physical and can lead to medical conditions if overused?
Which type of defense mechanism involves emotional feelings becoming physical and can lead to medical conditions if overused?
What is the key characteristic of reaction formation as a defense mechanism?
What is the key characteristic of reaction formation as a defense mechanism?
During involuntary commitment for institutionalization, how long does a patient have to stay for assessment under a 72-hour hold?
During involuntary commitment for institutionalization, how long does a patient have to stay for assessment under a 72-hour hold?
In mental health nursing, what is the only part an LPN is allowed to do independently?
In mental health nursing, what is the only part an LPN is allowed to do independently?
In the nursing process, what receives the highest priority in prioritizing nursing diagnosis?
In the nursing process, what receives the highest priority in prioritizing nursing diagnosis?
In mental health nursing, what is the primary focus of interventions?
In mental health nursing, what is the primary focus of interventions?
Study Notes
Defense Mechanisms and Mental Health
- Overuse of defense mechanisms can lead to mental disorders
- Denial is complete rejection of a thought or feeling and can lead to repressed feelings if overused
- Repression causes anxiety to be stored in the unconscious, leading to undone and overwhelming feelings if overused
- Suppression involves temporarily hiding aware thoughts and feelings and is associated with OCD
- Dissociation separates painful memories from the conscious mind and can lead to dissociative disorder if overused
- Rationalization is cognitive framing to protect oneself from changing realities and can lead to self-deception if overused
- Compensation is an attempt to make up for real or imagined deficiencies and can lead to self-deception if overused
- Reaction formation is behaving in the opposite of what one feels and can lead to unresolved conflict if overused
- Regression involves returning to a more comfortable stage of development and can lead to personality stagnation if overused
- Projection involves putting feelings onto someone else and can lead to delusional behavior if overused
- Intellectualization involves using reasoning to avoid feeling and can lead to false beliefs if overused
- Conversion reaction involves emotional feelings becoming physical and can lead to medical conditions if overused
- Effective coping leads to adaptation and well physical and mental health, while ineffective coping leads to maladaptation and mental disorders
Defense Mechanisms and Mental Health
- Overuse of defense mechanisms can lead to mental disorders
- Denial is complete rejection of a thought or feeling and can lead to repressed feelings if overused
- Repression causes anxiety to be stored in the unconscious, leading to undone and overwhelming feelings if overused
- Suppression involves temporarily hiding aware thoughts and feelings and is associated with OCD
- Dissociation separates painful memories from the conscious mind and can lead to dissociative disorder if overused
- Rationalization is cognitive framing to protect oneself from changing realities and can lead to self-deception if overused
- Compensation is an attempt to make up for real or imagined deficiencies and can lead to self-deception if overused
- Reaction formation is behaving in the opposite of what one feels and can lead to unresolved conflict if overused
- Regression involves returning to a more comfortable stage of development and can lead to personality stagnation if overused
- Projection involves putting feelings onto someone else and can lead to delusional behavior if overused
- Intellectualization involves using reasoning to avoid feeling and can lead to false beliefs if overused
- Conversion reaction involves emotional feelings becoming physical and can lead to medical conditions if overused
- Effective coping leads to adaptation and well physical and mental health, while ineffective coping leads to maladaptation and mental disorders
Defense Mechanisms and Mental Health
- Overuse of defense mechanisms can lead to mental disorders
- Denial is complete rejection of a thought or feeling and can lead to repressed feelings if overused
- Repression causes anxiety to be stored in the unconscious, leading to undone and overwhelming feelings if overused
- Suppression involves temporarily hiding aware thoughts and feelings and is associated with OCD
- Dissociation separates painful memories from the conscious mind and can lead to dissociative disorder if overused
- Rationalization is cognitive framing to protect oneself from changing realities and can lead to self-deception if overused
- Compensation is an attempt to make up for real or imagined deficiencies and can lead to self-deception if overused
- Reaction formation is behaving in the opposite of what one feels and can lead to unresolved conflict if overused
- Regression involves returning to a more comfortable stage of development and can lead to personality stagnation if overused
- Projection involves putting feelings onto someone else and can lead to delusional behavior if overused
- Intellectualization involves using reasoning to avoid feeling and can lead to false beliefs if overused
- Conversion reaction involves emotional feelings becoming physical and can lead to medical conditions if overused
- Effective coping leads to adaptation and well physical and mental health, while ineffective coping leads to maladaptation and mental disorders
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Test your knowledge of confabulation with this quiz! Explore the primary association of confabulation and discover the type of information considered irrelevant in this phenomenon. Learn about the main characteristic of confabulation in relation to kids.
