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When Norma tries to tell the nurse how frightened she is that she may die, the nurse says, “Oh, you shouldn't worry” and changes the subject. The process of avoiding emotional topics and complaints is called:Group of answer choicesPatronizingBlockingTransferenceMocking

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When Norma tries to tell the nurse how frightened she is that she may die, the nurse says, “Oh, you shouldn't worry” and changes the subject. The process of avoiding emotional topics and complaints is called:Group of answer choicesPatronizingBlockingTransferenceMocking

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The process of avoiding emotional topics and complaints as described in the scenario is called Blocking.

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