The psychosexual stage associated with identity is

jeneralizing others' regarding this which of the following statements is true?

A. There is no 'ME' at birth, it is formed through continual symbolic interaction
B. The generalized other is really who we are
C. The 'I' is more important than 'ME' in forming our sense of self
D. Social expectations have a little impact on who we think we are

Rationale: The 'ME' develops through social interaction, not present at birth, per Mead's theory.

What makes the client fully functional:

Rationale: Client-centered therapy (Rogers) aims to make clients fully functional through self-actualization.

When employing a trained medical interpreter, which of the following is the ideal sitting position relative to the doctor and the patient?

A. The interpreter should sit next to, and slightly behind the physician and make eye contact with the patient
B. The interpreter should sit between the patient and the physician to emphasize the facilitator role and avoid making eye contact with both parties
C. The interpreter should sit next to the patient and make eye contact with the physician
D. The interpreter should sit next to, and slightly behind the patient and avoid eye contact with the physician

Rationale: Sitting next to the patient with eye contact to the physician facilitates direct communication.

Which of these stress management techniques employs deep focused breathing, movement and meditation?

Rationale: Tai Chi (B) combines breathing, movement, and meditation.

This stage is characterized by the recognition of individual differences and shared expectations:

Rationale: Norming (Tuckman) establishes group cohesion and shared norms after conflict resolution.

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