The Goals of Psychology as a Science Are to

question 201

Multiple Choice

The goals of psychology as a science are to

• A) understand human and animal behaviour fully.
• B) study and control human behaviour.
• C) compare, analyze, and control behaviour and mental processes.
• D) describe, explain, predict, and influence behaviour and mental processes.

Recognize the role of self-care and dependent care agencies in Orem's theory.

Comprehend the importance of nursing's power and function as outlined by Orem.

Examine the foundational elements of Orem's theory, including basic conditioning factors.

Distinguish among Orem's views on the societal, interpersonal, and professional-technical systems in nursing.

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Definitions:

Performance-Related

Pertains to aspects of work or activities that are directly connected to the efficiency, output, or success of an individual or organization.

National Occupational Classification

A standardized system that categorizes and describes occupations according to skill levels and skill types in the Canadian labor market.

Human Resources

The department within an organization responsible for managing recruitment, training, employee relations, and benefits.

NOC

Can refer to the National Occupational Classification, a system categorizing and describing occupations.