NURS 1003 Final Exam-QUESTIONS AND 100%
VERIFIED CORRECT ANSWERS!
a process of interaction between people in which symbols are used to create, exchange, and
interpret messages about ideas, emotions, and mind states
communication
verbal and nonverbal communication
modes of communication
spoken or written word
verbal communication
body language, postures,facial expression, gestures, eye contact
non-verbal communication
words and nonverbal behaviors do not have meaning; the meaning resides in the people who
express and interpret them
meta-communication
the literal meaning of a word
denotation
personalized meaning of a word/phrase
connotation
,an organized network of ideas, feelings and actions which every person has as a consequence
of experiences and interactions with other people
self-concept
is a prerequisite for structuring and developing a therapeutic relationship
positive self concept
a persons personal sense or worth and well being
self esteem
it is a protective factor when coping with an illness or health challenge, helps explain
behaviour, it can serve as a sense of strength
why self concepts is important
when individuals communicate, their perceptions are influenced by each persons self-
concepts and levels of self esteem
why self concept is important in interpersonal relationships
microassault, microinsult, microinvalidation
how can self concept be impacted by communication
dynamic, holistic, unique
3 characteristics of self concept
, societal and cultural norms, intrapersonal and interpersonal relationships influences, life
experiences, social media
factors that can influence self concept
everyone has basic needs but the overall goal is self-actualizitaion
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
when the actual self and the ideal self are similar a person is likely to have positive self
concept and self esteem
Carl Rogers Humanistic Theory
the self as a public persona versus the true nature of a person; introvert versus extrovert
Carl Jung
Personality develops through eight stages of psychosocial development from infancy to
adulthood
Erik Erikson
physical, cognitive, emotional and spiritual
4 aspects of self concept
is the ability to see yourself clearly and objectively through reflection and introspection
self awareness
VERIFIED CORRECT ANSWERS!
a process of interaction between people in which symbols are used to create, exchange, and
interpret messages about ideas, emotions, and mind states
communication
verbal and nonverbal communication
modes of communication
spoken or written word
verbal communication
body language, postures,facial expression, gestures, eye contact
non-verbal communication
words and nonverbal behaviors do not have meaning; the meaning resides in the people who
express and interpret them
meta-communication
the literal meaning of a word
denotation
personalized meaning of a word/phrase
connotation
,an organized network of ideas, feelings and actions which every person has as a consequence
of experiences and interactions with other people
self-concept
is a prerequisite for structuring and developing a therapeutic relationship
positive self concept
a persons personal sense or worth and well being
self esteem
it is a protective factor when coping with an illness or health challenge, helps explain
behaviour, it can serve as a sense of strength
why self concepts is important
when individuals communicate, their perceptions are influenced by each persons self-
concepts and levels of self esteem
why self concept is important in interpersonal relationships
microassault, microinsult, microinvalidation
how can self concept be impacted by communication
dynamic, holistic, unique
3 characteristics of self concept
, societal and cultural norms, intrapersonal and interpersonal relationships influences, life
experiences, social media
factors that can influence self concept
everyone has basic needs but the overall goal is self-actualizitaion
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
when the actual self and the ideal self are similar a person is likely to have positive self
concept and self esteem
Carl Rogers Humanistic Theory
the self as a public persona versus the true nature of a person; introvert versus extrovert
Carl Jung
Personality develops through eight stages of psychosocial development from infancy to
adulthood
Erik Erikson
physical, cognitive, emotional and spiritual
4 aspects of self concept
is the ability to see yourself clearly and objectively through reflection and introspection
self awareness
