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When preparing to teach a newly diagnosed diabetic client, the nurse remembers to incorporate in the teaching plan which of the following concepts regarding adult learners?
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1. As people mature, they move from concrete thought to independent thought
2. Previous experiences can be used as a resource for learning
3. An adults readiness to learn is often related to a social role
4. People are more ready to learn when the material is useful immediately
5. The individual’s desire to learn

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