NR326 2026 FINAL PAPER TESTED
CONTENT WITH ACCURATE SOLUTIONS
◉ Mental illness. Answer: Your mind's way of dealing w/stress in
terms of anxiety & grief in a negative or positive
way.
◉ Anxiety. Answer: A diffuse apprehension that is vague in nature
and is associated with feelings of uncertainty and
helplessness.
◉ Mild anxiety. Answer: Type of anxiety that is seldom a problem;
learning is enhanced.
◉ Moderate anxiety. Answer: Type of anxiety in which the
perceptual field diminishes
◉ Severe anxiety. Answer: Type of anxiety where the perceptual
fields are so diminished that concentration centers on one detail
only or on many extraneous details
◉ Panic anxiety. Answer: The most intense state of anxiety; learning
can't occur; unable to focus on even one detail.
,◉ MASLOWS HIERARCHY OF NEEDS. Answer: 1. Physiological needs
2. Safety needs 3. Belongingness and love needs 4. Esteem needs 5.
Self-actualization needs
◉ Compensation. Answer: Covering up a real or perceived weakness
by emphasizing a trait one considers more
desirable.
◉ Rationalization. Answer: Attempting to make excuses or formulate
logical reasons to justify unacceptable feelings
or behaviors.
◉ Denial. Answer: Refusing to acknowledge the existence of a real
situation or the feelings associated with it.
◉ Reaction formation**. Answer: Preventing unacceptable or
undesirable thoughts or behaviors from being expressed
by exaggerating opposite thoughts or types of behaviors.
◉ Displacement. Answer: The transfer of feelings from one target to
another that is considered less threatening or that
is neutral.
, ◉ Regression. Answer: Retreating in response to stress to an earlier
level of development and the comfort measures
associated with that level of functioning.
◉ Identification. Answer: An attempt to increase self-worth by
acquiring certain attributes and characteristics of an
individual one admires.
◉ Repression. Answer: Involuntarily blocking unpleasant feelings
and experiences from one's awareness
◉ Intellectualization. Answer: An attempt to avoid expressing actual
emotions associated with a stressful situation by
using the intellectual processes of logic, reasoning, and analysis.
◉ Sublimation. Answer: Rechanneling of drives or impulses that are
personally or socially unacceptable into activities
that are constructive.
◉ Introjection. Answer: Integrating the beliefs and values of another
individual into one's own ego structure.
◉ Suppression. Answer: The voluntary blocking of unpleasant
feelings and experiences from one's awareness.
CONTENT WITH ACCURATE SOLUTIONS
◉ Mental illness. Answer: Your mind's way of dealing w/stress in
terms of anxiety & grief in a negative or positive
way.
◉ Anxiety. Answer: A diffuse apprehension that is vague in nature
and is associated with feelings of uncertainty and
helplessness.
◉ Mild anxiety. Answer: Type of anxiety that is seldom a problem;
learning is enhanced.
◉ Moderate anxiety. Answer: Type of anxiety in which the
perceptual field diminishes
◉ Severe anxiety. Answer: Type of anxiety where the perceptual
fields are so diminished that concentration centers on one detail
only or on many extraneous details
◉ Panic anxiety. Answer: The most intense state of anxiety; learning
can't occur; unable to focus on even one detail.
,◉ MASLOWS HIERARCHY OF NEEDS. Answer: 1. Physiological needs
2. Safety needs 3. Belongingness and love needs 4. Esteem needs 5.
Self-actualization needs
◉ Compensation. Answer: Covering up a real or perceived weakness
by emphasizing a trait one considers more
desirable.
◉ Rationalization. Answer: Attempting to make excuses or formulate
logical reasons to justify unacceptable feelings
or behaviors.
◉ Denial. Answer: Refusing to acknowledge the existence of a real
situation or the feelings associated with it.
◉ Reaction formation**. Answer: Preventing unacceptable or
undesirable thoughts or behaviors from being expressed
by exaggerating opposite thoughts or types of behaviors.
◉ Displacement. Answer: The transfer of feelings from one target to
another that is considered less threatening or that
is neutral.
, ◉ Regression. Answer: Retreating in response to stress to an earlier
level of development and the comfort measures
associated with that level of functioning.
◉ Identification. Answer: An attempt to increase self-worth by
acquiring certain attributes and characteristics of an
individual one admires.
◉ Repression. Answer: Involuntarily blocking unpleasant feelings
and experiences from one's awareness
◉ Intellectualization. Answer: An attempt to avoid expressing actual
emotions associated with a stressful situation by
using the intellectual processes of logic, reasoning, and analysis.
◉ Sublimation. Answer: Rechanneling of drives or impulses that are
personally or socially unacceptable into activities
that are constructive.
◉ Introjection. Answer: Integrating the beliefs and values of another
individual into one's own ego structure.
◉ Suppression. Answer: The voluntary blocking of unpleasant
feelings and experiences from one's awareness.
