Question

1. from the following \pointers\ on validation therapy, select one that does not apply: select one: a. try to understand why theyre behaving a certain way; whats the trigger or underlying concern. b. dont get caught up in whether or not something makes sense. a person with dementia may not be able to piece everything together, but their emotions are still valid. c. ask specific questions about how certain actions or situations make them feel. after

Explanation:

Validation therapy emphasizes understanding and validating a person's emotions and experiences. Option a helps in understanding the root - cause of behavior, which is in line with validation therapy. Option c is about exploring feelings, also consistent with the approach. Option b is incorrect as validation therapy does involve making sense of the person's world and experiences to some extent, and not ignoring whether something makes sense.

Answer:

b. Don't get caught up in whether or not something makes sense. A person with dementia may not be able to piece everything together, but their emotions are still valid.