The Life Span Approach studies human development only during childhood.

Nurses apply psychological principles to improve patient care and relationships.

Maslow’s hierarchy of needs helps in understanding unmet needs and their effects.

All human behaviors are identical across cultures and environments.

Personality types have no impact on emotions in health or sickness.

Stress can be caused by environmental, social, and personal factors.

Learning is only about memorizing facts and information.

The family is a primary social unit that influences individual behavior.

Sociology helps nurses understand the social context of health and illness.

Cultural, social, and environmental influences are not important in nursing practice.

Positive human relationships improve nursing care and patient outcomes.

The major schools of psychology include psychoanalysis, behaviorism, and humanism.

Emotional intelligence has no role in understanding patient behavior.

Stress management techniques are irrelevant for healthcare professionals.

Observation and imitation are key principles of social learning theory.

The scientific study of society is called sociology.

Unmet physiological or safety needs do not affect behavior.

Group work and tutorials are common teaching methods in psychosocial studies.

Individual differences in behavior are influenced by genetics, environment, and culture.