An Important Philosophical Value in Community Health Nursing Is to Promote

question 17

Multiple Choice

An important philosophical value in community health nursing is to promote the common good. This means that:

• A) Decisions are made based on shared human interests
• B) Interests of the individual needs to be a priority
• C) The few people who have specialized knowledge should make decisions for all
• D) The person who is most at risk needs to be in control

Comprehend the evolutionary perspective on learning and the role species-specific tendencies play in learning processes.

Grasp the influence of biological constraints on learning and how they affect different species differently.

Recognize the effects and limitations of punishment as a behavioral modification strategy.

Understand the role of expectations and cognitive processes in observational learning and behavior performance.

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Definitions:

Bodily Sensations

Refers to physical feelings or perceptions resulting from the condition of the body, including pain, temperature, and touch.

Cognitive-behavioral

A therapeutic approach that addresses maladaptive behaviors and thought patterns through the integration of cognitive and behavioral techniques.

Nonpharmacologic

Techniques or treatments that do not involve the use of medication, often focusing on lifestyle changes, physical treatments, or psychological strategies.

Panic Attack

An abrupt occurrence of severe panic or distress, including physiological reactions, triggered by a sensed threat rather than any immediate risk.