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What is the relationship between concepts and phenomena according to the text?
What is the relationship between concepts and phenomena according to the text?
- Phenomena are more concrete than concepts
- Phenomena are used to create concepts
- Concepts and phenomena are unrelated
- Concepts can be used to define phenomena (correct)
In the context of nursing theory, what is the purpose of propositions?
In the context of nursing theory, what is the purpose of propositions?
- To explain phenomena
- To link two or more concepts (correct)
- To test assumptions
- To define concepts
How are propositions described in the text?
How are propositions described in the text?
- As concepts encapsulating phenomena
- As assumptions about phenomena
- As relational statements linking concepts (correct)
- As building blocks of a theory
Which term refers to something accepted as true in nursing theory despite not being tested?
Which term refers to something accepted as true in nursing theory despite not being tested?
What analogy does the text use to explain how propositions work in theories?
What analogy does the text use to explain how propositions work in theories?
What is the significance of defining concepts in nursing theory?
What is the significance of defining concepts in nursing theory?
What happens when two or more concepts are linked together?
What happens when two or more concepts are linked together?
How are assumptions perceived in nursing theory according to the text?
How are assumptions perceived in nursing theory according to the text?
In the context of nursing theory, what is the significance of using different theories for different aspects of nursing care?
In the context of nursing theory, what is the significance of using different theories for different aspects of nursing care?
Why is it argued that most nurses are not concerned with theories in the real world of practice?
Why is it argued that most nurses are not concerned with theories in the real world of practice?
How does the text explain the notion that nursing is theory in action?
How does the text explain the notion that nursing is theory in action?
What does the comparison between underground maps and reality aim to illustrate in the context of nursing theories?
What does the comparison between underground maps and reality aim to illustrate in the context of nursing theories?
How does the text suggest nurses apply theory in patient interactions?
How does the text suggest nurses apply theory in patient interactions?
Why does the text argue that there is no such thing as atheoretical nursing?
Why does the text argue that there is no such thing as atheoretical nursing?
Why do nurses not always have a named theory in mind while executing nursing tasks according to the text?
Why do nurses not always have a named theory in mind while executing nursing tasks according to the text?
How does the text suggest that nursing theories assist in making complex healthcare systems understandable?
How does the text suggest that nursing theories assist in making complex healthcare systems understandable?
What is emphasized by indicating that every nursing act finds its basis in some theory?
What is emphasized by indicating that every nursing act finds its basis in some theory?
How do underground maps relate to nursing theories according to the text?
How do underground maps relate to nursing theories according to the text?
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