The nurse observes a client taking Haldol has developed a stooped posture and shuffling gait. Which of the following should the nurse identify as a side effect?

Which of these are problems in conducting cognitive interviews?

Identifying the answers from among a series of possible answers is which type of recognition?

If new information enters working memory and displaces information already present, this type of information is called:

The nurse is preparing to do the inital interview with a client at a outpatient mental health clinic. What is the priority nursing action?  

The nurse is planning a therapy session for a newly admitted client and plans to include the client’s family members. Which of the following methods should the nurse use to determine who to include in the interview? People who 

In a double-blind experiment, who knows what condition the participant is in?

Smith and Moynan (2008) were interested in testing the failure-to-rehearse hypothesis. They asked participants to study some neutral categories and some emotional ones. They found that:

Salame and Baddeley (1989) asked participants to maintain information in working memory while listening to either singing, music without singing, or no sounds at all. They found that:

When identification is required of a target memory from a set of presented items, it is called: