In quantitative research, what are the two primary characteristics that define a “hidden population” (also known as a hard-to-reach population)?

A nurse is preparing to ambulate a postoperative client who has right leg weakness after a recent stroke. The nurse has assessed vital signs and the environment is clear of obstacles. Which action should the nurse take to promote the client’s safety during ambulation?

Brian was a securely attached baby who developed a trusting relationship with his parents. In adolescence, Brian fell in love for the first time, but after a few months his girlfriend cheated on him. According to Erikson, Brian’s internal working model of people as being trustworthy could not and would not be altered by this experience.    

Gwen’s parents are overly involved in her decisions and personal life, making it hard for him to be independent. What type of boundary does this reflect?

Which of the following types of friendships tend to have the highest amount of self-disclosure?

Jake’s parents recently went through a difficult divorce. Since then, his younger sister has been acting out in school, and his mother has been more stressed than usual. Jake finds himself stepping up to take care of his sister and help around the house, but he feels overwhelmed. This situation best illustrates which concept?

Which statement best describes an adolescent experimenting with independence?

The concept of having parents as a ‘secure base’ extends into adolescence in what way?

Which of the following is NOT true of friendships during adolescence and young adulthood?  

According to Erikson’s theory, if intimacy is the ability to experience genuine, authentic, open, and trusting relationships with others, isolation can be described as: