Clinical Practice SWES Practice Exam

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A woman displays ongoing worry about her negative AIDS test results, suggesting what may be present?

A deeper emotional issue
A misunderstanding of AIDS
Denial of her behavior
An absence of social support

The correct answer is: A deeper emotional issue

The woman's ongoing worry about her negative AIDS test results suggests the presence of a deeper emotional issue. This behavior indicates that her concern may stem from more than just the misunderstanding of the test results or even concerns about AIDS; it could point to underlying anxiety, fears of illness, or unresolved psychological conflicts. Emotional issues can manifest in various ways, including excessive worry, which may not be solely about the medical aspect of the situation but could also reflect broader issues such as a history of trauma or mental health struggles. Her fixation on the test results might be a coping mechanism for deeper-seated fears or insecurities, indicating that her psychological state is complex and requires further exploration beyond the superficial concern for AIDS. Engaging with her worries in a therapeutic context could help uncover and address these emotional issues, providing a more comprehensive understanding of her mental health and the factors influencing her behavior.