Psychosocial Assessment

Psychosocial Assessment ( 8 Questions)

A client brings their 8-year-old child for a check-up. The nurse is assessing the child's psychosocial development. What behavior should the nurse expect the child to exhibit?


Correct Answer: B

A. Incorrect. A strong attachment to a security object is more characteristic of younger children.

B. Correct. Around 8 years of age, children often exhibit a desire for increased independence and autonomy, reflecting a normal aspect of psychosocial development.

C. Incorrect. While some children may engage in competitive sports, it is not a universal indicator of psychosocial development at this age.

D. Incorrect. Adolescent-like mood swings are not typically seen in children of this age group.




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