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Whose frameworks do the discussions of moral development found in current literature primarily flow from?

Whose frameworks do the discussions of moral development found in current literature primarily flow from?

Whose frameworks do the discussions of moral development found in current literature primarily flow from?

▸ Kohlberg and Gilligan

▸ Piaget and Fowler

▸ Thomas

▸ Colby and Kohlberg

gyoku2302   47   1 Reply

chemcal

Which of the following statements best summarizes Kohlberg's Theory of MoralDevelopment?

Which of the following statements best summarizes Kohlberg's Theory of MoralDevelopment?

[html]Which of the following statements best summarizes Kohlberg's Theory of Moral    Development?

▸ an ethic of autonomy where personal freedom to choose what is right for the self is highlighted

▸ an ethic of justice where personal liberty and ri

swimchk13   52   1 Reply

varelaj326

Which of the following is believed to be learned within, and shared by, a group of interacting persons?

Which of the following is believed to be learned within, and shared by, a group of interacting persons?

Which of the following is believed to be learned within, and shared by, a group of interacting persons?

▸ culture

▸ independence

▸ values

▸ connections

lbsusugar   30   1 Reply

Deeclaire

Which of the following does Stage 1 of Gilligan's study of the Psychological Development of Women include?

Which of the following does Stage 1 of Gilligan's study of the Psychological Development of Women include?

[html]Which of the following does Stage 1 of Gilligan's study of the Psychological Development of Women include?

▸ a focus on what is best for the self, and includes selfishness and dependence on others

▸ a sense of being responsible for others, so

lollie614   40   1 Reply

denitra31

Which of the following describes the development of intellectual capacities through the time of ...

Which of the following describes the development of intellectual capacities through the time of ...

[html]Which of the following describes the development of intellectual capacities through the time of childhood, from birth to around age 15 years?

▸ Kohlberg's theory of moral development

▸ Piaget's stages of cognitive development

▸ Lao Tsu's the

cacerami   36   1 Reply

lingo94

What is the term for the moral imperative being grounded in relationship with and responsibility for ...

What is the term for the moral imperative being grounded in relationship with and responsibility for ...

What is the term for the moral imperative being grounded in relationship with and responsibility for one another?

▸ ethic of justice

▸ ethic of care

▸ faith development

▸ cognitive development

hcraik2   49   1 Reply

cryzazn

What is one of the stages at the post-conventional level in Kohlberg's theory of moral development?

What is one of the stages at the post-conventional level in Kohlberg's theory of moral development?

[html]What is one of the stages at the post-conventional level in Kohlberg's theory of moral development?

▸ prior rights and social contract

▸ individual instrumental purpose and exchange

▸ punishment and obedience

▸ universal moral principles[/h

mars03   41   1 Reply

niecey

What is another term that can be used interchangeably with "human values development"?

What is another term that can be used interchangeably with "human values development"?

What is another term that can be used interchangeably with "human values development"?

▸ moral development

▸ faith development

▸ ethical values

▸ formal operations development

dkwilson   61   1 Reply

JulzMarie

What does Phase 3 of Gilligan's study of the psychological development of women include?

What does Phase 3 of Gilligan's study of the psychological development of women include?

[html]What does Phase 3 of Gilligan's study of the psychological development of women include?

▸ a focus on what is best for the self, including selfishness and dependence on others

▸ responsibility to self being taken into account, along with resp

Neurosciencie   47   1 Reply

moyo966

What does Phase 2 of Gilligan's study of the psychological development of women include?

What does Phase 2 of Gilligan's study of the psychological development of women include?

[html]What does Phase 2 of Gilligan's study of the psychological development of women include?

▸ a sense of goodness as self-sacrifice, in which the needs of others are often put ahead of self

▸ a concern about the reactions of others as a basis fo

Coolguy80   41   1 Reply

LeonKennedyS

What are the key factors associated with Gilligan's theory?

What are the key factors associated with Gilligan's theory?

What are the key factors associated with Gilligan's theory?

▸ relationships and caring

▸ responsibility and logic

▸ personal liberty and rights

▸ reciprocity and equality

SHABBA027   32   1 Reply

isaw09

In Piaget's stages of cognitive development, what is included in the pre-operational level?

In Piaget's stages of cognitive development, what is included in the pre-operational level?

In Piaget's stages of cognitive development, what is included in the pre-operational level?

▸ punishment and obedience

▸ environmental interaction and stimuli

▸ language and logical thought

▸ magical thinking and some reasoning

Katie32   34   1 Reply

eeemmm

How can nurses avoid making inappropriate judgments about another person's moral capabilities?

How can nurses avoid making inappropriate judgments about another person's moral capabilities?

[html]How can nurses avoid making inappropriate judgments about another person's moral capabilities?

▸ by understanding that all people have the same ethical, moral, and cultural values; they are just named differently

▸ by keeping strict adherence

ericayi   52   1 Reply

ugotpwned5

According to Kohlberg and Gilligan, which of the following is the final stage in an adult's values ...

According to Kohlberg and Gilligan, which of the following is the final stage in an adult's values ...

According to Kohlberg and Gilligan, which of the following is the final stage in an adult's values development?

▸ universal consideration

▸ renewed perspective

▸ perceived authority

▸ general consensus

whitywhite11   39   1 Reply

kniemeier2

A postpartum patient, living in Canada for a year, resists the nurse's health teaching regarding ...

A postpartum patient, living in Canada for a year, resists the nurse's health teaching regarding ...

[html]A postpartum patient, living in Canada for a year, resists the nurse's health teaching regarding birth control. What is this an example of?

▸ The patient is exhibiting evidence that she is in Gilligan's Phase 1.

▸ There are gender differences

anymous   39   1 Reply

elacevedo

Which of the following best describes moral autonomy?

Which of the following best describes moral autonomy?

[html]Which of the following best describes moral autonomy?

▸ actions to remove harms or to simply improve the situation of others

▸ the attempt to think clearly and consistently about matters of concern

▸ the ability to independently choose right

teyodani   44   1 Reply

dm408

When the values of the nurse and those of the institution are different, which of the following will ...

When the values of the nurse and those of the institution are different, which of the following will ...

[html]When the values of the nurse and those of the institution are different, which of the following will the nurse likely experience?

▸ incongruence with personal values

▸ judgment of values being imposed

▸ divergence of moral beliefs and restra

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bcyber

When a patient is unable to clearly articulate their values, what is most likely to occur?

When a patient is unable to clearly articulate their values, what is most likely to occur?

[html]When a patient is unable to clearly articulate their values, what is most likely to occur?

▸ It may result in distress and feelings of marginalization.

▸ It may result in frustration and negatively affect care.

▸ It may result in an unwillin

deodeo   42   1 Reply

billykra

What should nurses be aware of when working with patients regarding health care decisions?

What should nurses be aware of when working with patients regarding health care decisions?

What should nurses be aware of when working with patients regarding health care decisions?

▸ personal and patient values

▸ moral development and perceptions

▸ conflicting values and priorities

▸ institutional values and influence

sperry263   48   1 Reply

lnvolley24

What is the correct terminology for values that are implicit in the expectations of an institution, ...

What is the correct terminology for values that are implicit in the expectations of an institution, ...

What is the correct terminology for values that are implicit in the expectations of an institution, but are not in set out writing?

▸ formal values

▸ covert values

▸ integral values

▸ overt values

Merlin891   34   1 Reply

daniboi

What is the correct terminology for the process of becoming more conscious of and expressing what we ...

What is the correct terminology for the process of becoming more conscious of and expressing what we ...

What is the correct terminology for the process of becoming more conscious of and expressing what we value or consider worthy?

▸ journaling

▸ values clarification

▸ overt values

▸ values conflict

linv08   34   1 Reply

moyo966

What is the correct term for the attribute of maintaining and articulating consistent values and ...

What is the correct term for the attribute of maintaining and articulating consistent values and ...

What is the correct term for the attribute of maintaining and articulating consistent values and beliefs over time?

▸ personal values

▸ authenticity

▸ moral thought

▸ implicit values

kirstykirst   33   1 Reply

Jaynie

What is an institution's mission statement a reflection of?

What is an institution's mission statement a reflection of?

What is an institution's mission statement a reflection of?

▸ overt values

▸ formal values

▸ covert values

▸ integral values

apple321   44   1 Reply

CrazyW27

What does the axiology branch of philosophy study?

What does the axiology branch of philosophy study?

What does the axiology branch of philosophy study?

▸ ethics

▸ mathematics

▸ awareness

▸ values

ericayi   58   1 Reply

andrewcao90

To practice ethically, what must a nurse first understand?

To practice ethically, what must a nurse first understand?

To practice ethically, what must a nurse first understand?

▸ social justice

▸ the client's values and beliefs

▸ the nurse's own values and beliefs

▸ theoretical framing

mooncalled   29   1 Reply

andrat

In what way can keeping a journal or diary of experiences in work situations be a useful tool for a nurse?

In what way can keeping a journal or diary of experiences in work situations be a useful tool for a nurse?

[html]In what way can keeping a journal or diary of experiences in work situations be a useful tool for a nurse?

▸ to develop awareness and gain insight into personal values

▸ to identify negative actions and interpretations that need to be reinfor

extrl83   38   1 Reply

nursethomas

How can values best be defined?

How can values best be defined?

[html]How can values best be defined?

▸ as principles of right or wrong

▸ as ideals, beliefs, customs, and modes of conduct

▸ as self-knowledge and the willingness to express that awareness

▸ as reflections upon and evaluations of one's own exper

westleafs   38   1 Reply

carducb

How can values be acquired?

How can values be acquired?

[html]How can values be acquired?

▸ by challenging dilemmas faced in professional or personal lives

▸ through the determination of genetic and hereditary influences

▸ by openly expressing our ideals to other people

▸ in both conscious and unconsc

adriii0825   30   1 Reply

rion20000

A nurse was not happy with the outcome of a moral dilemma she witnessed, and worriesconstantly about ...

A nurse was not happy with the outcome of a moral dilemma she witnessed, and worriesconstantly about ...

[html]A nurse was not happy with the outcome of a moral dilemma she witnessed, and worries  constantly about the consequences for the patient. What may the nurse be experiencing?

▸ moral awareness

▸ moral thought

▸ moral distress

▸ moral values[/

islandgurl   35   1 Reply

thomas1993

A nurse informs her supervisor that she holds the belief that abortions should not be performed and ...

A nurse informs her supervisor that she holds the belief that abortions should not be performed and ...

[html]A nurse informs her supervisor that she holds the belief that abortions should not be performed and finds conflict working on a unit where they are performed. Which of the following terms best describes this situation?

▸ societal values

▸ inc

Zergnet   54   1 Reply

Jaynie

A female patient is hospitalized with traumatic injuries caused by a vehicular collision. Her ...

A female patient is hospitalized with traumatic injuries caused by a vehicular collision. Her ...

[html]A female patient is hospitalized with traumatic injuries caused by a vehicular collision. Her daughter, who was killed in the accident, was taken to the same hospital. The patient, who had been driving the vehicle, constantly asks the nurse abo

johndoris   43   1 Reply

someonespecial

Which principle of the Canada Health Act requires that residents moving from one province or ...

Which principle of the Canada Health Act requires that residents moving from one province or ...

[html]Which principle of the Canada Health Act requires that residents moving from one province or territory to another must continue to be covered for insured health care services?

▸ comprehensiveness

▸ portability

▸ accessibility

▸ publi

onetouch   31   1 Reply

sandra15

Which principle of the Canada Health Act entitles reasonable contact with insured health care ...

Which principle of the Canada Health Act entitles reasonable contact with insured health care ...

[html]Which principle of the Canada Health Act entitles reasonable contact with insured health care services in terms of physical availability of medically necessary services?

▸ comprehensiveness

▸ universality

▸ accessibility

▸ public adm

hungry22   36   1 Reply

jaymaster

Which principle of the Canada Health Act entitles 100 percent of the insured residents of a province ...

Which principle of the Canada Health Act entitles 100 percent of the insured residents of a province ...

Which principle of the Canada Health Act entitles 100 percent of the insured residents of a province or territory to health services?

▸ comprehensiveness

▸ universality

▸ accessibility

▸ public administration

Krazil   32   1 Reply

Ama1911

Which of the following statements best summarizes the Privacy Act, amended April 2011?

Which of the following statements best summarizes the Privacy Act, amended April 2011?

[html]Which of the following statements best summarizes the Privacy Act, amended April 2011?

▸ Individuals have the right to access their own information without constraints.

▸ The provincial government sets out rules on how personal informa

marmech12   36   1 Reply

webmom2008

Which of the following ethical principles relates to noncompliance with care by a fully aware patient?

Which of the following ethical principles relates to noncompliance with care by a fully aware patient?

Which of the following ethical principles relates to noncompliance with care by a fully aware patient?

▸ beneficence

▸ autonomy

▸ fidelity

▸ non-maleficence

tootsiebrowny   46   1 Reply

shandaman13

Which ethical principle requires nurses to uphold the profession's code of ethics, to practise ...

Which ethical principle requires nurses to uphold the profession's code of ethics, to practise ...

Which ethical principle requires nurses to uphold the profession's code of ethics, to practise within the established scope of practice, and to remain competent?

▸ beneficence

▸ autonomy

▸ fidelity

▸ non-maleficence

adriii0825   50   1 Reply

Jsimon

Which ethical principle implies that others are worthy of high regard?

Which ethical principle implies that others are worthy of high regard?

Which ethical principle implies that others are worthy of high regard?

▸ beneficence

▸ respect for autonomy

▸ respect for persons

▸ distributive justice

citycyborg   67   1 Reply

overlandtrail

What does the principle of beneficence require the nurse to do?

What does the principle of beneficence require the nurse to do?

[html]What does the principle of beneficence require the nurse to do?

▸ to separate personal from professional life

▸ to prevent harm or evil and do good

▸ to make the patient an active participant in their care

▸ to morally regulate the conduct

tootsiebrowny   36   1 Reply

miil41

What does the CNA Code of Ethics recognize about confidentiality?

What does the CNA Code of Ethics recognize about confidentiality?

[html]What does the CNA Code of Ethics recognize about confidentiality?

▸ It develops from respect for patients and is an absolute requirement in all situations.

▸ It is restricted to legal regulations and definitions.

▸ It is not absolute

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awbradshaw