Jill recently lost her mother in an automobile accident. She is irritable and openly voices frustration as she often remarks, "Why have I lost my mother when so many other mothers are not as caring as mine and are still alive? jill is in what stage of the grieving process?

A. Dorothea Dix:

Dorothea Dix was a mental health reformer whose advocacy led to the establishment of state psychiatric hospitals and improved care for the mentally ill. She also raised funds and awareness for better psychiatric care.

B. Linda Richards:

Linda Richards was America’s first trained nurse and helped establish psychiatric nursing education, but she did not lead fundraising efforts like Dix did.

C. Lillian Wald:

Wald was a pioneer in public health nursing, especially in community and home health, not psychiatric care.

D. Clara Barton:

Clara Barton founded the American Red Cross and focused on disaster relief and wartime nursing, not specifically on psychiatric reform.

A. The individual will express effective interaction based on how others will react

This describes people-pleasing or lack of autonomy, not versatility.

B. The individual is distrustful of others

Distrust indicates poor mental wellness and potential paranoia, not adaptability.

C. The individual can change and adjust his/her behavior

Versatility refers to flexibility and adaptability in behavior and thinking, a key sign of mental health.

D. The individual is aware and accepting of the world around them self

While this reflects insight and acceptance, it doesn’t fully capture behavioral adaptability, which is the essence of versatility.