Definitions to reflect on past experiences

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Utilize these two definitions to reflect on past experiences and new information that was learned in this module. Apply it to an everyday non-medical occurrence such as a simple car accident and a patient with pain that you might be caring for in a hospital setting. how would the approaches to these two situations be different?

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