Question 1

Ivan Pavlov is most associated with ......... conditioning.

Accepted Answer

Classical

Question 2

Information at the end of a consultation is also remembered and this is called the ....... effect.

Accepted Answer

recency

Question 3

The 1st stage of the four stage theory of Jean Piaget is the ............................ where the child learns to identify himself as separate from the world around him.

Accepted Answer

Sensori motor

Question 4

The key stages of the Stages of Change are (i) pre contemplation, (ii) .............
(iii) preparation (iv) action (v) .............

Accepted Answer

Answer : (

Question 5

Neurological explanations for behaviour are included in the .................. approach in psychology.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Neurological explanations for behaviour are included in...

Question 6

Carl Rogers is most associated with

Accepted Answer

A)  learning 
B)  unconscious mind 
C)  children's thinking 
D)  concept of self 
A)  learning 
B)  unconscious mind 
C)  children's thinking 
D)  concept of self

Question 7

The information that the nurse says first is more likely to be remembered and this is called the ....... effect.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The information that the nurse says first...

Question 8

The cognitive developmental approach examines:

Accepted Answer

A)  the reasons for onset of depression 
B)  intelligent behaviour in children 
C)  professional socialisation 
D)  onset of dementia 
A)  the reasons for onset of depression 
B)  intelligent behaviour in children 
C)  professional socialisation 
D)  onset of dementia

Question 9

Relying on luck and chance means that a person has an ........... locus of control.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Relying on luck and chance means that...

Question 10

According to Taylor (2011) health psychology provides an understanding of psychological influences on how people stay healthy, why they become ill, and how they respond .... ... .. ... ...

Accepted Answer

when they

Question 11

Being genuine in nursing means that you:

Accepted Answer

A)  tell the patient everything about yourself 
B)  always call the patient by their first name 
C)  be yourself whilst maintaining professional behaviour 
D)  tell the staff what you think about the learning environment they offer. 
A)  tell the patient everything about yourself 
B)  always call the patient by their first name 
C)  be yourself whilst maintaining professional behaviour 
D)  tell the staff what you think about the learning environment they offer.

Question 12

PERFORM needs to be used:

Accepted Answer

A)  when the nurse has time and space to spend with the patient 
B)  simultaneously with nursing care 
C)  after completing a physical procedure 
D)  when the nurse is qualified 
A)  when the nurse has time and space to spend with the patient 
B)  simultaneously with nursing care 
C)  after completing a physical procedure 
D)  when the nurse is qualified

Question 13

The unconscious mind is a key part of the ........................ approach.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The unconscious mind is a key part...

Question 14

What is a teachable moment?

Accepted Answer

A)  when the patient expresses interest in the subject 
B)  when the patient is conscious and aware 
C)  when the nurse has prepared the patient information 
D)  when patient is most receptive after an acute medical event 
A)  when the patient expresses interest in the subject 
B)  when the patient is conscious and aware 
C)  when the nurse has prepared the patient information 
D)  when patient is most receptive after an acute medical event

Question 15

Gross defines Psychology as:

Accepted Answer

A)  the science of mental illness and behaviour 
B)  psychological health and thinking 
C)  mind and behaviour 
D)  individuals and groups. 
A)  the science of mental illness and behaviour 
B)  psychological health and thinking 
C)  mind and behaviour 
D)  individuals and groups.

Question 16

Health psychology includes:

Accepted Answer

A)  coping, social support, health behaviour 
B)  thinking, memory, perception 
C)  unconscious mind, repression psychological problems 
D)  behaviour, operant conditioning, role models 
A)  coping, social support, health behaviour 
B)  thinking, memory, perception 
C)  unconscious mind, repression psychological problems 
D)  behaviour, operant conditioning, role models

Question 17

Psychologists study the individual, two person relationships and ...... groups.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Psychologists study the individual, two person relationships...

Question 18

The humanistic approach includes Carl Rogers and his theory of .....

Accepted Answer

The answer of The humanistic approach includes Carl Rogers and...

Question 19

PERFORM is an acronym for Preferred name,

Accepted Answer

Eye contac

Question 20

Which of the following is not an approach in psychology:

Accepted Answer

A)  psychoanalytical 
B)  biological 
C)  behavioural 
D)  aetiological 
A)  psychoanalytical 
B)  biological 
C)  behavioural 
D)  aetiological

Exam 36: Introduction to the Psychological Context of Nursing

Ivan Pavlov is most associated with ......... conditioning.

Information at the end of a consultation is also remembered and this is called the ....... effect.

The 1st stage of the four stage theory of Jean Piaget is the ............................ where the child learns to identify himself as separate from the world around him.

The key stages of the Stages of Change are (i) pre contemplation, (ii) ............. (iii) preparation (iv) action (v) .............

Neurological explanations for behaviour are included in the .................. approach in psychology.

Carl Rogers is most associated with

The information that the nurse says first is more likely to be remembered and this is called the ....... effect.

The cognitive developmental approach examines:

Relying on luck and chance means that a person has an ........... locus of control.

According to Taylor (2011) health psychology provides an understanding of psychological influences on how people stay healthy, why they become ill, and how they respond .... ... .. ... ...

Being genuine in nursing means that you:

PERFORM needs to be used:

The unconscious mind is a key part of the ........................ approach.

What is a teachable moment?

Gross defines Psychology as:

Health psychology includes:

Psychologists study the individual, two person relationships and ...... groups.

The humanistic approach includes Carl Rogers and his theory of .....

PERFORM is an acronym for Preferred name,

Which of the following is not an approach in psychology:

What Is Nursing and What Is a Nurse

Being a Nursing Student

Reflection and Evidence-Based Practice

Academic Writing and Assessment Skills

Ethics

Law

Accountability and Professionalism

Resilience

Becoming a Change Agent

Delivering Effective Care

Introduction to Nursing Theory

Value-Based, Person or Family Centred Care

Patient, Service User, Family and Carer Perspectives

Assessment, Planning, Implementation and Evaluation Apie: The Process of Nursing

Core Communication Skills

Communication and Interpersonal Skills in Challenging Circumstances

Ensuring Quality and Effective Management of Risk

Record-Keeping and Documentation

Clinical Decision-Making

Safe-guarding

Promoting Health

Infection Prevention and Control (IPC)

Aseptic Technique and Specimen Collection

Clinical Measurement

Pain Management

Skin Integrity

Safe Movement of People

Emergency Care

Medicines Administration

Assisting People With Their Nutritional Needs

Assisting People With Their Elimination Needs

Assisting People With Their Hygiene Needs

Care After Death

Introduction to the Organisation and Settings of Care

Introduction to Interprofessional Working

Introduction to the Sociological Context of Nursing

Introduction to Public Health

Introduction to Health Policy and the Political Context of Nursing

Introduction to the Global Context of Nursing

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