The process of ________ involves the acquisition of lifelong learning, experience, technical expertise, and interdependent collaboration required to become a professional nurse.
A)maturation
B)formation
C)transformation
D)socialization

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A)In recent years, nursing scholars have developed the concept of formation, a process that facilitates the transformation of an individual from a layperson to a professional nurse. Formation is an evolutionary process that requires the acquisition of lifelong learning, experience, technical expertise, and interdependent professional collaboration. It marks a departure from the prior model of socialization, in which nurses were said to become part of the profession through internalization of nursing's long history of subservient female roles, the acceptance of dominant behaviors for males, and a hierarchical structure in healthcare organizations.
B)In recent years, nursing scholars have developed the concept of formation, a process that facilitates the transformation of an individual from a layperson to a professional nurse. Formation is an evolutionary process that requires the acquisition of lifelong learning, experience, technical expertise, and interdependent professional collaboration. It marks a departure from the prior model of socialization, in which nurses were said to become part of the profession through internalization of nursing's long history of subservient female roles, the acceptance of dominant behaviors for males, and a hierarchical structure in healthcare organizations.
C)In recent years, nursing scholars have developed the concept of formation, a process that facilitates the transformation of an individual from a layperson to a professional nurse. Formation is an evolutionary process that requires the acquisition of lifelong learning, experience, technical expertise, and interdependent professional collaboration. It marks a departure from the prior model of socialization, in which nurses were said to become part of the profession through internalization of nursing's long history of subservient female roles, the acceptance of dominant behaviors for males, and a hierarchical structure in healthcare organizations.
D)In recent years, nursing scholars have developed the concept of formation, a process that facilitates the transformation of an individual from a layperson to a professional nurse. Formation is an evolutionary process that requires the acquisition of lifelong learning, experience, technical expertise, and interdependent professional collaboration. It marks a departure from the prior model of socialization, in which nurses were said to become part of the profession through internalization of nursing's long history of subservient female roles, the acceptance of dominant behaviors for males, and a hierarchical structure in healthcare organizations.

The Process of ________ Involves the Acquisition of Lifelong Learning