Lynne's Ability to Deal with Novel Tasks and to Use

question 88

Multiple Choice

Lynne's ability to deal with novel tasks and to use pertinent information to problem-solve is based on her 10 years of counseling families in crisis. Lynne's ability exemplifies which aspect of Sternberg's theory?

• A) Contextual
• B) Metacomponents
• C) Experiential
• D) Performance components

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Definitions:

Professional Nurses

Licensed individuals who have completed rigorous nursing education and training to provide healthcare services.

Health-care Providers

Professionals and facilities that offer health-related services to individuals, including medical treatment, diagnosis, and preventive care.

Human Transaction

Interactions between individuals that involve exchange or communication, often considered in social, psychological, and economic contexts.

Orlando's Work

Refers to Ida Jean Orlando's nursing theory, which highlights the dynamic nurse-patient relationship where the nurse uses their perception, thought, and feeling to meet the patient's immediate need for help.