SOD THEORY 1 FINAL TEST 2026
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS GRADED A+
◍ Category Accentuation Effect.
Answer: is the exaggeration of group differences and intragroup similarities
◍ The following are propositions or relationship statements of what theory? -
Nurse and client perceptions, judgements, and actions if congruent lead to
goal directed transactions- If the nurse and the client make transactions,
goals will be attained- If role conflict is experienced by nurse or client, or
both, stress in nurse-client interactions will occur.
Answer: Kings theory of goal attainment
◍ Limitation(s) of Social Identity Theory.
Answer: • Minimal group research has been criticized for artificiality. The
experimental setup is quite far from natural behavior, and should be
questioned as to whether it reflects how people would react in real life.• SIT
cannot fully explain how ingroup favoritism may result in violent behavior
toward outgroups• SIT cannot explain why social constraints such as
poverty play a bigger role in behavior than social identity.
◍ MOHOST: taget populations.
Answer: clients with physical, cognitive, and emotional impairments-
adolescents and adults- clients at all levels of functioning
◍ What does shouting do as a weapon of warfare?.
Answer: When you shout certain things begin to happenShouting means
God is present in your midstI will shout for Joy when my miracle
happensWhen the enemy hear us shouting they got frightenedShouting you
are prophesying that there is victory on the way
, ◍ What theory? Purpose:- "Explain and predict outcomes of technology based
home caregiving provided by family members" (p. 50).- The outcomes of
the theory were to "help nurses develop relevant nursing interventions to
support positive patient and caregiver outcomes" (p. 51).- Ex: patient has
ALS and they're going home, they'll need respiratory support at home.
Answer: Caregiving effectiveness model
◍ Why might pathogens not fade out?.
Answer: new susceptible hosts- pathogens evolve- animal reservoirs
◍ What is the Devil's battle cry?.
Answer: To break the break the relationship between him and His Lord by
sin or disobedience.
◍ _____________ paradigm: helped to look at person, health, nursing, and the
environment.
Answer: nursing
◍ Scientific method.
Answer: a tool that scientist use to carry out scientific investigations and
solve scientific questions
◍ Theory attempts to account for or verify some type of _________________..
Answer: phenomenon
◍ The following theorists produced ____________ theories: Orem, Roy,
Rodgers, King.
Answer: grand
◍ Jimmy had a mother who abused him as a child. When he went to school, he
did poorly academically and was often treated poorly by teachers. He is now
31 years old and in trouble. Which theory would take all of the information
provided into account when determining why Jimmy has engaged in
criminal behavior?.
Answer: social disorganization theory
◍ technology based CDS tools.
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS GRADED A+
◍ Category Accentuation Effect.
Answer: is the exaggeration of group differences and intragroup similarities
◍ The following are propositions or relationship statements of what theory? -
Nurse and client perceptions, judgements, and actions if congruent lead to
goal directed transactions- If the nurse and the client make transactions,
goals will be attained- If role conflict is experienced by nurse or client, or
both, stress in nurse-client interactions will occur.
Answer: Kings theory of goal attainment
◍ Limitation(s) of Social Identity Theory.
Answer: • Minimal group research has been criticized for artificiality. The
experimental setup is quite far from natural behavior, and should be
questioned as to whether it reflects how people would react in real life.• SIT
cannot fully explain how ingroup favoritism may result in violent behavior
toward outgroups• SIT cannot explain why social constraints such as
poverty play a bigger role in behavior than social identity.
◍ MOHOST: taget populations.
Answer: clients with physical, cognitive, and emotional impairments-
adolescents and adults- clients at all levels of functioning
◍ What does shouting do as a weapon of warfare?.
Answer: When you shout certain things begin to happenShouting means
God is present in your midstI will shout for Joy when my miracle
happensWhen the enemy hear us shouting they got frightenedShouting you
are prophesying that there is victory on the way
, ◍ What theory? Purpose:- "Explain and predict outcomes of technology based
home caregiving provided by family members" (p. 50).- The outcomes of
the theory were to "help nurses develop relevant nursing interventions to
support positive patient and caregiver outcomes" (p. 51).- Ex: patient has
ALS and they're going home, they'll need respiratory support at home.
Answer: Caregiving effectiveness model
◍ Why might pathogens not fade out?.
Answer: new susceptible hosts- pathogens evolve- animal reservoirs
◍ What is the Devil's battle cry?.
Answer: To break the break the relationship between him and His Lord by
sin or disobedience.
◍ _____________ paradigm: helped to look at person, health, nursing, and the
environment.
Answer: nursing
◍ Scientific method.
Answer: a tool that scientist use to carry out scientific investigations and
solve scientific questions
◍ Theory attempts to account for or verify some type of _________________..
Answer: phenomenon
◍ The following theorists produced ____________ theories: Orem, Roy,
Rodgers, King.
Answer: grand
◍ Jimmy had a mother who abused him as a child. When he went to school, he
did poorly academically and was often treated poorly by teachers. He is now
31 years old and in trouble. Which theory would take all of the information
provided into account when determining why Jimmy has engaged in
criminal behavior?.
Answer: social disorganization theory
◍ technology based CDS tools.
