Nursing Philosophy

Which branch of philosophy is concerned with the nature and scope of knowledge?

Which type of reasoning is used to generate the rationalist view?

Which philosophical view suggests that knowledge comes from logic and a certain kind of intuition?

Which method is based on the idea that the collection of facts precedes attempts to formulate generalizations?

Which philosophy of science suggests that information is derived from logical and mathematical treatments and sensory experience?

What is the approach for thinking about the nature of people and the methods used to create scientific knowledge?

Which branch of philosophy studies concepts that structure thought processes, foundations, and presumptions?

What is the philosophy of science that argues for independent data collection and analysis?

What does rationalism believe knowledge comes from?

Which philosophy suggests that sensory experience is the exclusive source of all authoritative knowledge?

According to Brown, what is the role of theories in determining perception?

According to Dubin, what should a theory be judged based on?

Which of the following is NOT one of the fundamental patterns of knowledge in Nursing?

In which decade was Peplau's book, Interpersonal Relations in Nursing, published?

Which paradigm focuses on discovering patterns that may describe a phenomena?

Which paradigm promotes understanding by addressing the meanings participants create in social interactions?

Which paradigm provides a framework for inquiring about the interaction between social, political, economic, gender, and cultural factors and experiences of health and illness?

According to Brown, what are the three different views of the relationship between theories and observation?

According to Dubin, when is scientific consensus necessary for a theory?

In which decade was the acceptance of nursing theory and its incorporation in the nursing curricula furthered?

Which branch of philosophy is concerned with the nature and scope of knowledge?

What is the approach for thinking about the nature of people and the methods used to create scientific knowledge?

Which philosophy suggests that sensory experience is the exclusive source of all authoritative knowledge?

Which of the following is NOT one of the fundamental patterns of knowledge in Nursing?

According to Brown, what are the three different views of the relationship between theories and observation?

According to Dubin, when is scientific consensus necessary for a theory?

Which paradigm provides a framework for inquiring about the interaction between social, political, economic, gender, and cultural factors and experiences of health and illness?