Multiple Choice
In developmental psychology, what cognitive development during adolescence is most responsible for increased self-consciousness compared to childhood?
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Which of the following is the first step in developing a teaching plan for patient education?
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Assess the patient's learning needs and readiness to learn
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Implement the teaching plan
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Select appropriate teaching materials
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Establish learning objectives
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Understand that developing a teaching plan for patient education involves a systematic process to ensure effective learning.
Recognize that the first step is to assess the patient's learning needs and readiness to learn, which means gathering information about what the patient already knows, their motivation, and any barriers to learning.
After assessment, the next step is to establish clear learning objectives based on the patient's needs, which guide the content and goals of the teaching plan.
Then, select appropriate teaching materials and methods that match the patient's learning style and objectives.
Finally, implement the teaching plan by delivering the education and later evaluating its effectiveness.
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