NSG 1050 FINAL | THE SMART WAY TO PASS | REAL TESTS,
REAL RESULTS!
What is self-efficacy? - answer: a person's perceived ability to successfully complete a
taks
Why is self-efficacy important to patient education? - answer: if a patient does not believe
that they can or are capable of doing what they are taught, they either will not or will be less
likely to perform the behavior consistently and correctly
It is a strong indicator of healthy behaviors
What is cognitive learning? - answer: learning that requires thinking and encompasses the
acquisition of knowledge and intellectual skills
What is affective learning? - answer: learning that deals with expression of feelings and
development of values, attitudes, and beliefs
What is psychomotor learning? - answer: learning that involves acquiring motor skills that
require coordination and the integration of mental and physical movements such as the
ability to walk or use an eating utensil
What are some examples of affective learning? - answer: *receiving*- listening
*responding*-requires listening then verbalizing
*valuing*-attaching worth and value to acquired knowledge as demonstrated on the
learners behavior
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, *organizing*- developing a value system by identifying and organizing values according to
their worth
*characterizing*-acting and responding with a consistent value system;inspection and
self-examination
What are some examples of cognitive learning? - answer: remembering
Understanding
Applying
Analyzing
Evaluating
Creating
What are some examples of psychomotor learning - answer: *perception* - being aware of
surrounding objects through interaction
*set* - readiness to take a particular action
*guided response* - the early stages of learning where you learn under an instructor
through imitation and practice
*mechanism* - higher level of behavior that takes more proficiency and skill involving
multiple steps.
*complex overt response* - smoothly and accurately performing that complex process
*adaptation* - motor skills are well developed and can be modified if needed
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REAL RESULTS!
What is self-efficacy? - answer: a person's perceived ability to successfully complete a
taks
Why is self-efficacy important to patient education? - answer: if a patient does not believe
that they can or are capable of doing what they are taught, they either will not or will be less
likely to perform the behavior consistently and correctly
It is a strong indicator of healthy behaviors
What is cognitive learning? - answer: learning that requires thinking and encompasses the
acquisition of knowledge and intellectual skills
What is affective learning? - answer: learning that deals with expression of feelings and
development of values, attitudes, and beliefs
What is psychomotor learning? - answer: learning that involves acquiring motor skills that
require coordination and the integration of mental and physical movements such as the
ability to walk or use an eating utensil
What are some examples of affective learning? - answer: *receiving*- listening
*responding*-requires listening then verbalizing
*valuing*-attaching worth and value to acquired knowledge as demonstrated on the
learners behavior
APPHIA – Crafted with Care and Precision for Academic Excellence.
1
, *organizing*- developing a value system by identifying and organizing values according to
their worth
*characterizing*-acting and responding with a consistent value system;inspection and
self-examination
What are some examples of cognitive learning? - answer: remembering
Understanding
Applying
Analyzing
Evaluating
Creating
What are some examples of psychomotor learning - answer: *perception* - being aware of
surrounding objects through interaction
*set* - readiness to take a particular action
*guided response* - the early stages of learning where you learn under an instructor
through imitation and practice
*mechanism* - higher level of behavior that takes more proficiency and skill involving
multiple steps.
*complex overt response* - smoothly and accurately performing that complex process
*adaptation* - motor skills are well developed and can be modified if needed
APPHIA – Crafted with Care and Precision for Academic Excellence.
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