NCM 102 EXAM 1 QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED
ACCURATE ANSWERS
d - Answers - This tool measures how a person's perception of an item is influenced by
the context in which it appears
a. None of the Above
b. Perception Analysis Tool
c. Myers-Briggs Type Indicator
d. Embedded Figures Test
e. Kolb Learning Style Inventory
a - Answers - This refers to the ability to recognize that the properties of an object stay
the same even though its appearance and position may change, are beginning to be
mastered.
a. Conservation
b. Permanent cognition
c. None of the above
d. Object permanence
e. Accommodation
a - Answers - This theory suggests that a person's behavior can be predicted by
examining the individual's attitudes about the behaviors as well as the individuals beliefs
about how others might respond to the behavior
a. Theory of reasoned action
b. None of the above
c. Determinants of Behavior theory
d. Stages of Change Model
e. Stages of Change model
c - Answers - The purpose of this model is to assist in understanding the major
determinants of health behaviors as a basis for behavioral counseling topromote healthy
lifestyle.
a. Psychosocial Model
b. Social Counseling health model
c. Health Promotion Model
d. None of the above
e. Health Belief Model
,c - Answers - This refers to an individual's sense of responsibility for his or her own
behavior and the extent to which motivation to act originates from within the person or is
influenced by others.
a. Self reliance
b. none of the above
c. Locus of Control
d. Motivation
e. Learners satisfaction
b - Answers - This Learning model is a cumulative result of past experiences, heredity,
and the demands of the present environment. These factors combine to produce
different individual orientations to learning.
a. Embedded Figures Test
b. Kolbs' Experiential Learning
c. None of the above
d. Environmental Preference Survey
e. Myers-Briggs Type Indicator
c - Answers - Occurs when the patient does not follow treatment recommendations that
are mutually agreed upon
a. None of the above
b. Negligence
c. Non adherence
d. Resistance
e. Misinformation
c - Answers - This refers to income earned that is over and above the costs of the
programs offered.
a. Earnings Analysis
b. None of the Above
c. Revenue Generation
d. Net Profit
e. Costs Recovery
b - Answers - According to the Stages of Change Model, This refers to a stage of
change wherein the individual accept or realize that they have a problem and begin to
think seriously about changing it.
a. None of the above
b. Contemplation
c. Action
d. Awakening
, e. Realization
b - Answers - This motivational model explains and predicts health behaviors based on
the patient's beliefs about the health problem and the health behavior.
a. Health Promotion Model
b. Health belief model
c. Self-Efficacy Theory
d. None of the above
e. Stages of Change Model
a - Answers - This refers to a sequence of practice and rest times in which practice time
greatly exceeds the time off task.
a. Massed Practice
b. Interval Practice
c. Timely Practice
d. Distributed Practice
e. None of the Above
d - Answers - This is defined as "conduct which falls below the standard established by
law for the protection of others against unreasonable risk of harm"
a. Malpractice
b. Ethical dilemma
c. Misconduct
d. Negligence
e. None of the above
d - Answers - All of the following are the four principal sources of information to appraise
and process self efficacy according to Bandura EXCEPT;
a. Performance Accomplishments
b. Vicarious Experiences
c. Verbal persuasions
d. Psychomotor Arousal
e. None of the above
d - Answers - As early as 1937, this organization recognized nurses as agents for the
promotion of health and the prevention of illness in all settings in which they practiced.
a. JCAHO
b. ICN
c. None of the Above
d. NLNE
e. AHA
ACCURATE ANSWERS
d - Answers - This tool measures how a person's perception of an item is influenced by
the context in which it appears
a. None of the Above
b. Perception Analysis Tool
c. Myers-Briggs Type Indicator
d. Embedded Figures Test
e. Kolb Learning Style Inventory
a - Answers - This refers to the ability to recognize that the properties of an object stay
the same even though its appearance and position may change, are beginning to be
mastered.
a. Conservation
b. Permanent cognition
c. None of the above
d. Object permanence
e. Accommodation
a - Answers - This theory suggests that a person's behavior can be predicted by
examining the individual's attitudes about the behaviors as well as the individuals beliefs
about how others might respond to the behavior
a. Theory of reasoned action
b. None of the above
c. Determinants of Behavior theory
d. Stages of Change Model
e. Stages of Change model
c - Answers - The purpose of this model is to assist in understanding the major
determinants of health behaviors as a basis for behavioral counseling topromote healthy
lifestyle.
a. Psychosocial Model
b. Social Counseling health model
c. Health Promotion Model
d. None of the above
e. Health Belief Model
,c - Answers - This refers to an individual's sense of responsibility for his or her own
behavior and the extent to which motivation to act originates from within the person or is
influenced by others.
a. Self reliance
b. none of the above
c. Locus of Control
d. Motivation
e. Learners satisfaction
b - Answers - This Learning model is a cumulative result of past experiences, heredity,
and the demands of the present environment. These factors combine to produce
different individual orientations to learning.
a. Embedded Figures Test
b. Kolbs' Experiential Learning
c. None of the above
d. Environmental Preference Survey
e. Myers-Briggs Type Indicator
c - Answers - Occurs when the patient does not follow treatment recommendations that
are mutually agreed upon
a. None of the above
b. Negligence
c. Non adherence
d. Resistance
e. Misinformation
c - Answers - This refers to income earned that is over and above the costs of the
programs offered.
a. Earnings Analysis
b. None of the Above
c. Revenue Generation
d. Net Profit
e. Costs Recovery
b - Answers - According to the Stages of Change Model, This refers to a stage of
change wherein the individual accept or realize that they have a problem and begin to
think seriously about changing it.
a. None of the above
b. Contemplation
c. Action
d. Awakening
, e. Realization
b - Answers - This motivational model explains and predicts health behaviors based on
the patient's beliefs about the health problem and the health behavior.
a. Health Promotion Model
b. Health belief model
c. Self-Efficacy Theory
d. None of the above
e. Stages of Change Model
a - Answers - This refers to a sequence of practice and rest times in which practice time
greatly exceeds the time off task.
a. Massed Practice
b. Interval Practice
c. Timely Practice
d. Distributed Practice
e. None of the Above
d - Answers - This is defined as "conduct which falls below the standard established by
law for the protection of others against unreasonable risk of harm"
a. Malpractice
b. Ethical dilemma
c. Misconduct
d. Negligence
e. None of the above
d - Answers - All of the following are the four principal sources of information to appraise
and process self efficacy according to Bandura EXCEPT;
a. Performance Accomplishments
b. Vicarious Experiences
c. Verbal persuasions
d. Psychomotor Arousal
e. None of the above
d - Answers - As early as 1937, this organization recognized nurses as agents for the
promotion of health and the prevention of illness in all settings in which they practiced.
a. JCAHO
b. ICN
c. None of the Above
d. NLNE
e. AHA
