6. _____ is best described as the belief that environmental features were made by people.

35. The assumption that objects have only one label; also known as the mutual exclusivity assumption is known as ____________.

33. A child does not realize that pouring water from the tall glass to the low, wide glass can be reversed, restoring things to their original condition. This is called _______.

9. April, Katy, and John study in the third grade. They regularly play a game they call “Shopping,” wherein April assumes the role of a shopkeeper, Katy assumes the role of April’s assistant, and John acts as a customer. Although they do not follow any rules, they have a script, and they play according to it. It is evident that April, Katy, and John are engaged in _____.

Two change approaches that have been shown in research-based studies to lead to successful and high magnitude change are: 

58. A client diagnosed with bipolar disorder is in the maintenance phase of treatment. The client asks, “Do I have to keep taking this lithium even though my mood is stable now?” Select the nurse’s most appropriate response.

42. A nurse is caring for a client exhibiting symptoms of mania. Which of the following clinical manifestations should the nurse expect? (Select all that apply)

31.  A client newly prescribed sertraline for major depressive disorder reports experiencing nausea and insomnia during the first two weeks of therapy. As the nurse, which intervention is the most appropriate to prioritize in the plan of care?

10. A 15-year-old adolescent has run away from home six times. After the adolescent was arrested for prostitution, the parents told the court, “We can’t manage our teenager.” The adolescent is physically abusive to the mother and defiant with the father. The adolescent’s problem is most consistent with the criteria for which disorder?

47. A school nurse observes a child frequently fidgeting, running around the classroom, and interrupting peers during lessons. The child’s teacher reports similar behaviors at home and difficulty completing homework. Based on this clinical presentation and the characteristics of ADHD, which nursing intervention should the nurse prioritize to support this child?