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A nurse responding to a community disaster should anticipate that:

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A nurse responding to a community disaster should anticipate that:

A nurse responding to a community disaster should anticipate that:

A) People can become aggressive and violent when their basic needs are threatened.
B) People involved in the disaster will always put the welfare of others before their own.
C) Losses incurred during the disaster have little or not long-term effect on victims.
D) The psychological distress associated with disasters is felt immediately.

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