Question 1

Erickson,Tomlin,and Swain call _______ the need to perceive ourselves as unique and individuated.&#10;A)Self-preservation&#10;B)Affiliation&#10;C)Affiliated-individuation&#10;D)Personal individuation

Accepted Answer

Erickson, Tomlin, and Swain referred to the need to perceive ourselves as unique and different from others, while simultaneously feeling a sense of connectedness and belonging with others. This concept is referred to as affiliated-individuation. Option A, self-preservation, refers to the instinctive drive to protect oneself from harm, Option D, personal individuation, does not capture the need for connection, and Option B, affiliation, does not capture the need for uniqueness. Therefore, the best choice is C) Affiliated-individuation.

Question 2

According to the Theory of Modeling and Role Modeling,what drives behavior?&#10;A)Adaptive potential&#10;B)Human needs&#10;C)Grief resolution&#10;D)Epigenesis

Accepted Answer

According to the Theory of Modeling and Role Modeling, behavior is driven by human needs, which are innate and universal.

Question 3

Which MRM practice strategy entails the use of centering,focusing,and opening?&#10;A)Creating a nurturing space&#10;B)Establishing a mind-set&#10;C)Establishing the story line&#10;D)Facilitating the story

Accepted Answer

Establishing a mind-set involves practices such as centering, focusing, and opening, which are essential for preparing oneself mentally and emotionally for the task at hand.

Question 4

Analyzing and interpreting data using the theoretical propositions of the MRM Theory is considered by Erickson,Tomlin,and Swain to be part of the ________ process.&#10;A)Nursing&#10;B)Modeling&#10;C)Remodeling&#10;D)Building

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Question 5

Erickson,Tomlin,and Swain classify human needs as:&#10;A)Basic,psychological,social.&#10;B)Basic,social,growth.&#10;C)Social,growth,drive.&#10;D)Social,growth,emerging.

Accepted Answer

Erickson, Tomlin, and Swain classify human needs as basic, social, and growth. These categories encompass both physiological and psychological factors, including things like food, water, shelter, love, and self-actualization. The basic needs are those necessary for survival and include things like food, water, shelter, and safety. Social needs include things like companionship, affection, and the need to belong. Growth needs are those related to personal development and self-actualization, including the need to achieve one's full potential and to find meaning and purpose in life. Option B includes all three categories without overlap.

Question 6

During this phase of understanding,the data the nurse seeks to interpret data from multiple sources:&#10;A)Data aggregation&#10;B)Data interpretation&#10;C)Data gathering&#10;D)Data analysis

Accepted Answer

Data aggregation is the process of combining data from multiple sources into a single, cohesive dataset. This is the first step in the data interpretation process, as it allows the nurse to see all of the data in one place and identify any patterns or trends.

Question 7

Choose the sequential stages associated with the MRM practice strategy of initiating the relationship:&#10;A)Establishing a mind-set&#10;B)Interpreting data&#10;C)Meeting human needs&#10;D)Facilitating health

Accepted Answer

Establishing a mind-set is the initial stage in the MRM practice strategy for initiating a relationship, as it involves preparing oneself mentally to engage effectively with others.

Question 8

The extant constructs of the nursing metaparadigm are:&#10;A)Nursing,health,disease,and person.&#10;B)Person,health,environment,and caring.&#10;C)Person,environment,disease,and nursing.&#10;D)Person,environment,health,and nursing.

Accepted Answer

The nursing metaparadigm consists of four key concepts: person, environment, health, and nursing. These concepts are interrelated and provide the foundation for nursing theory and practice. The person is the central focus of nursing care, and nursing occurs within a specific environment. The goal of nursing is to promote and maintain the health of the person in the context of their environment. Therefore, choice D is the correct answer.

Question 9

According to Erickson,Tomlin,and Swain,_______ refers to our instinctual knowledge about our own personhood and our mind-body-spirit linkages.&#10;A)Self-care knowledge&#10;B)Tacit knowledge&#10;C)Explicit knowledge&#10;D)Common knowledge

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Question 10

According to Erickson,Tomlin,and Swain,the ______ process involves an assessment of a client's situation.&#10;A)Nursing&#10;B)Modeling&#10;C)Remodeling&#10;D)Building

Accepted Answer

The modeling process involves an assessment of a client's situation according to Erickson, Tomlin, and Swain's theory.

Question 11

In the Theory of Modeling and Role Modeling,both intervention aims and intervention goals involve nursing actions.

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Question 12

The intent of nursing inventions is referred to by Erickson,Tomlin,and Swain as __________.&#10;A)Aims&#10;B)Goals&#10;C)Actions&#10;D)Interactions

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Question 13

Which of the following are considered theoretical propositions in the Theory of Modeling and Role Modeling?&#10;A)Development of self-care resources is related to basic need satisfaction.&#10;B)Development of acceptance is related to the inherent worth of another human being.&#10;C)Developmental task resolution is related to basic need status.&#10;D)Both A & C&#10;E)All of the above

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Question 14

Our ability to mobilize resources at any moment in time is identified by Erickson,Tomlin,and Swain as:&#10;A)Adaptive potential.&#10;B)Adaptive stimuli.&#10;C)Coping response.&#10;D)Resource potential.

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Question 15

You are the nurse caring for Helen,who informs you she did not sleep a wink last night with all the noise in the hallway and everyone repeatedly coming in to take her vital signs.She states she is simply exhausted and all she needs is a few hours rest.Understanding Helen's need for rest,you inform her that you will place a note on the door for a "do not disturb" for the next few hours so she can rest.Should she need anything,you provide her with your Spectralink number and inform the rest of the staff of the situation.This would be considered what type of modeling and role modeling practice strategy:

A)Initiating the relationship
B)Establishing the mind-set
C)Creating a nurturing space
D)Facilitating the story

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Question 16

According to Theory of Modeling and Role Modeling,general markers that help us evaluate the efficacy of nursing interventions are called ______________.&#10;A)Intervention aims&#10;B)Intervention goals&#10;C)Intervention actions&#10;D)Nursing interventions

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Question 17

How does the Theory of Modeling and Role Modeling define health?&#10;A)Presence of disease&#10;B)Ability to adapt&#10;C)Matter of perception&#10;D)Ability to perform social roles

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Deck 12: Helen Erickson,evelyn Tomlin and Mary Ann Swains Theory of Modeling and Role-Modeling