Multiple Choice
An adult diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) says, "I've always been stupid. I never had friends when I was a child. My parents often punished me because I made mistakes. Now, I can't keep a job." The nurse managing care should consider:
A) aversive therapy to extinguish negative behaviors.
B) cognitive therapy to help address internalized beliefs.
C) group therapy to allow comparison of feelings with others.
D) vocational counseling to identify needed occupational skills.
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