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GROUP 1 QUESTIONS
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What year did the Patients Bill of Rights developed?
1950s
None of the choices
1993
1970s
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What are the similarities between Nursing Process and Education Process? Choose the best answer.
A systematic, organized method of planning.
Involves the assessment, planning, implementation, and evaluation phase.
3
Dunn and Dunn created The Emotional Elements to help the learners to learn in different ways. SATA.
Responsibility
Structure
Motivation
Persistence
4
This was first developed in the 1970's by the American Hospital Association, has been adopted by hospitals nationwide
Patients Bill of Rights
Joint Commission (JC)
Pew Health Professions Commission (1995)
International Council of Nurses (ICN)
5
What did Philip do? Choose the best answer based on the given text.
Philip did some exercise as a strategic way to retain information
Philip slept for the information stored in long-term memory
All of the choices
Philip organized information by using a preferred strategy for storage
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Choose the best answer based on the given text.
Visual, because she chose to be that way
Visual, because she can decipher idea when they are in visual
Empty choice
Visual, because her intuition told her so.
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Operant Conditioning Model: Contingencies to increse and decrease the probability of an organism's response. SATA
Punishment
Negative Reinforcement
Positive Reinforcement
Reward Conditioning
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Florence Nightingale was the founder of modern nursing and was also the ultimate educator.
True
False
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It is a process of influencing the behavior of nurses by producing changes in their knowledge, attitudes and skills.
Patient Education
Nursing Education
Staff Education
None of the choices
10
The Global Versus Analytic is part of The Psychological Elements which means....
The learners are global in their thinking and learn best
The learners prefer opportunities to participate verbally
The learners possess right-brain preference
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Florence Nightingale emphasized the importance of teaching patients of the needs, what are these?
Empty choice
Empty choice
Empty choice
Empty choice
12
Choose the correct meaning of Behaviorist Learning Theory.
All of the choices
This theory stress the importance of what goes on inside the learner
The people learn as they are in constant reaction with their environment
It is focusing mainly on what is directly observable
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It is a type of learning theories, wherein sometimes termed as the S-R model of learning.
Social Learning Theory
Behaviorist Learning Theory
None of the choices
Cognitive Learning Theory
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What kind of Operant Conditioning Model response does the example shows?
Positive Reinforcement
Negative Reinforcement
15
A child touched the stove. The child learns to avoid the stove because the pain is negative reinforcer for the behavior.
Cognitive Learning Theory
Social Learning Theory
Reinforcement Theory
Operant Conditioning Model
16
What is the first step on developing a teaching plan?
Resources
Draft
Elements
Objectives
17
Recall the definition of Education Process. In the given choices, which statement is true?
Empty choice
Empty choice
18
Identify which of the following is included in the six learning styles principles. SATA
Empty choice
Empty choice
Empty choice
Empty choice
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Educators need to guard against relying on teaching methods and tools that what?
Reinforce each modality or style
Match their own preferred learning styles
None of the choices
Learning activities
20
The Joint Commission established nursing standard for patient education in...
1930
1980
1993
1950
21
Read the example. What theory can you think of it?
Behaviorist Learning Theory
Social Learning Theory
Cognitive Learning Theory
None of the choices
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It is a type of learning theories, that stress the importance of what goes on inside the learner.
Social Learning Theory
Cognitive Learning Theory
All of the choices
Behaviorist Learning Theory
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It is a type of chaining and easily recognized in the process of learning medical terminology
Role Modeling
Chaining
Discrimination Learning
Verbal Association
24
Right brain dominant learners would learn best under what conditions? SATA.
Background music
Logical thinking
Casual seating
Tactile instruction
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Is the statement true or false?
False
True
26
Choose your answer based on the given text.
Albert Bandura
Florence Nightingale
None of the choices
John Watson
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What type of learning styles model does the example shows?
Whole Brain Thinking
Field-Independent Perception
Right-Brain Hemisphere
Left Brain Hemisphere
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What types of teaching did Nurse Maxine used? Choose your answer based on the text.
Pedagogy
Andragogy
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Behaviorism focuses on internal changes which we cannot observe.
False
True
30
Which of the following is a part of the Nine Events in Cognitive Processes that active effective learning? SATA.
Stimulate the learner’s recall of prior learning
Not informing the learner of the objectives and expectations
Gain the learner’s attention
Present information
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The person develops a general diffuse reaction to a stimulus
Signal Learning or the Conditioned Response
Discrimination Learning
Chaining
Verbal Association
32
Which situation is best suited in the given text?
All of the choices
Empty choice
Empty choice
None of the choices
33
Choose the answer based on the given text.
Albert Bandura (1977)
KEEFEE (1979)
Malcolm Knowles
Witkin, Olman, Raskin, and Karp (1971)
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It involves determining whether role models are perceived as rewarded or punished for their behavior
Role Modeling
Vicarious Reinforcement
Operant Conditioning Model
Reward and Punishment Model
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Pedagogy is the art and science of helping children to learn.
True
False
