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How can healthcare workers help a patient meet esteem needs?
by ignoring the emotional state of the patient
by encouraging the patient to remain dependent on a worker
by providing supportive care and listening to the patient
by discouraging the patient from expressing anger
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By providing supportive care and listening to the patient.
Rationale: listening and offering supportive care validates the patient's feelings, promotes autonomy and self-worth, and gives positive feedback—activities that build esteem. Ignoring emotions, encouraging dependence, or suppressing anger undermines self-respect and emotional processing.
Rationale: listening and offering supportive care validates the patient's feelings, promotes autonomy and self-worth, and gives positive feedback—activities that build esteem. Ignoring emotions, encouraging dependence, or suppressing anger undermines self-respect and emotional processing.
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