Judith is diagnosed with a lump in her gallbladder which must be surgically removed.The doctor and the hospital psychologist explain the procedure, the difficulties, and the benefits of undergoing the surgery.Judith is aware of the extent of pain she might experience, and she will be taught techniques to manage the pain.According to Janis and Johnson, which of the following is Judith likely to do?

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According to Janis and Johnson's theory of decision-making, individuals who are well-informed about the expected outcome of a decision are more likely to improve their adjustment toward the decision. In this case, Judith has been informed about the surgery, the procedures, and the expected pain level, and she will be taught techniques to manage the pain. Therefore, she is likely to improve her adjustment toward the procedure.

Judith Is Diagnosed with a Lump in Her Gallbladder Which