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What components make up the self-concept?
What components make up the self-concept?
- Identity, emotional appraisal, and role stressors
- Identity, body image, and self-esteem
- Identity, body image, and role performance (correct)
- Identity, body structure, and role performance
Which developmental stage is particularly vulnerable for identity?
Which developmental stage is particularly vulnerable for identity?
- Adolescence (correct)
- Adulthood
- Late adulthood
- Early childhood
What does body image refer to?
What does body image refer to?
- Physical health status
- Mental picture of one’s own body (correct)
- Social relationships
- Emotional intelligence
What are the stressors related to body image?
What are the stressors related to body image?
How is self-esteem defined?
How is self-esteem defined?
What can aggravate role stressors?
What can aggravate role stressors?
How might a nurse's self-concept affect a patient’s self-concept?
How might a nurse's self-concept affect a patient’s self-concept?
What is the role of role conflict in relation to self-concept?
What is the role of role conflict in relation to self-concept?
Which of the following is an example of a body image stressor?
Which of the following is an example of a body image stressor?
Self-concept is an integrated set of conscious and unconscious attitudes and perceptions about the ______
Self-concept is an integrated set of conscious and unconscious attitudes and perceptions about the ______
Components of self-concept are identity, body image, and role ______
Components of self-concept are identity, body image, and role ______
Each developmental stage involves factors that are important to developing a healthy, positive ______
Each developmental stage involves factors that are important to developing a healthy, positive ______
Identity is particularly vulnerable during ______
Identity is particularly vulnerable during ______
Body image is the mental picture of one’s own body and is not necessarily consistent with a person’s actual body structure or ______
Body image is the mental picture of one’s own body and is not necessarily consistent with a person’s actual body structure or ______
Body image stressors include changes in physical appearance, structure, or functioning that are caused by normal developmental changes or ______
Body image stressors include changes in physical appearance, structure, or functioning that are caused by normal developmental changes or ______
Self-esteem is the emotional appraisal of self-concept and reflects the overall sense of being capable, worthwhile, and ______
Self-esteem is the emotional appraisal of self-concept and reflects the overall sense of being capable, worthwhile, and ______
Self-esteem stressors include developmental and relationship changes, illness, surgery, accidents, and the responses of other individuals to changes resulting from these ______
Self-esteem stressors include developmental and relationship changes, illness, surgery, accidents, and the responses of other individuals to changes resulting from these ______
Role stressors, including role conflict, role ambiguity, and role strain, may originate in unclear or conflicting role expectations and may be aggravated by ______
Role stressors, including role conflict, role ambiguity, and role strain, may originate in unclear or conflicting role expectations and may be aggravated by ______
Match the following components of self-concept with their descriptions:
Match the following components of self-concept with their descriptions:
Match the following stressors with the corresponding aspect of self-concept:
Match the following stressors with the corresponding aspect of self-concept:
Match the following concepts with their relation to self-concept:
Match the following concepts with their relation to self-concept:
Body image is always consistent with a person’s actual body structure or appearance.
Body image is always consistent with a person’s actual body structure or appearance.
Self-esteem is solely influenced by illness and surgery.
Self-esteem is solely influenced by illness and surgery.
Role conflict, role ambiguity, and role strain are not related to role stressors.
Role conflict, role ambiguity, and role strain are not related to role stressors.
Self-concept only consists of conscious attitudes.
Self-concept only consists of conscious attitudes.
Identity is not particularly vulnerable during adolescence.
Identity is not particularly vulnerable during adolescence.
Body image stressors do not include changes in physical appearance caused by normal developmental changes.
Body image stressors do not include changes in physical appearance caused by normal developmental changes.
Self-concept does not have any impact on a patient's self-concept.
Self-concept does not have any impact on a patient's self-concept.
Self-esteem reflects the overall sense of being incapable and incompetent.
Self-esteem reflects the overall sense of being incapable and incompetent.
Role stressors cannot originate from unclear or conflicting role expectations.
Role stressors cannot originate from unclear or conflicting role expectations.
What is critical thinking?
What is critical thinking?
What are the steps involved in the nursing process?
What are the steps involved in the nursing process?
What is the purpose of assessment in the nursing process?
What is the purpose of assessment in the nursing process?
Which step of the nursing process involves prioritizing the issues raised during assessment?
Which step of the nursing process involves prioritizing the issues raised during assessment?
What is evidence-informed knowledge based on for an informed critical thinker?
What is evidence-informed knowledge based on for an informed critical thinker?
What does critical thinking emphasize for making accurate clinical judgments and decisions?
What does critical thinking emphasize for making accurate clinical judgments and decisions?
In the nursing process, what is judged against the patient's overall health status?
In the nursing process, what is judged against the patient's overall health status?
What aspect does critical thinking develop over time?
What aspect does critical thinking develop over time?
What is body image?
What is body image?
What does the nursing process involve for prioritizing issues raised during assessment?
What does the nursing process involve for prioritizing issues raised during assessment?
What does evidence-informed knowledge improve for an informed critical thinker?
What does evidence-informed knowledge improve for an informed critical thinker?
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