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validation
[val′idā′shən]
the reciprocated communication of respect that conveys that the patient's opinions are acknowledged, respected, and heard regardless of whether or not the listener actually agrees with the content.

validation [val″ĭ-da´shun]
confirmation or corroboration; the declaration of validity.
consensual validation the confirmation of reality by comparison of one's own perceptions and concerns with those of others, including the recognition and modification of distortions.

validation,
n an agreement of the listener with certain elements of the patient's communication.


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