Four residents sit at a dining room table for meals. Food is served as in a restaurant. Residents can feed themselves. This is
A) Social dining
B) Family dining
C) Assistive dining
D) Low-stimulation dining

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Social dining involves residents eating together in a social setting, often in a dining room or communal area. In this case, the residents are able to feed themselves and the food is served restaurant-style, indicating that it is a more formal and social dining experience. Family dining usually involves a smaller group of residents and their family members, and often involves more informal and home-style meals. Assistive dining would involve staff assistance with feeding, which is not the case in this scenario. Low-stimulation dining is typically used for residents with dementia or sensory issues and involves minimizing distractions and creating a calming environment during meals, which is not applicable in this scenario.

Four Residents Sit at a Dining Room Table for Meals