TEST BANK For Primary Care: Art and Science of
Advanced Practice Nursing - An Interprofessional
Approach 6th edition Dunphy
The most known theory by Sigmund Freud is________? - ANSWER:psychodynamic
(psychoanalytic)
Which theory focus on the conscious and unconscious mental processes and how
they influence thoughts and behavior - ANSWER:psychodynamic (psychoanalytic) by
freud
What are the concepts in psychodynamic theories relating to psychiatric nursing? -
ANSWER:Defense mechanisms
Transference
Countertransference
What is the goal of the psychodynamic (psychoanalytic) by freud - ANSWER:treat
mental health issues by understanding the unconscious mental processes
What is the displacement of feelings for significant people in the clients past onto
the PMHNP in the present relationship - ANSWER:Transference
What is the nurse's emotional reaction to their client based on her or his past
experience? - ANSWER:Countertransference
What type of theories focus on understanding that human behavior is guided by
thought processes? - ANSWER:cognitive theories
who developed the self efficacy theory? - ANSWER:Albert Bandura
_______ is the perception of one's ability to perform a certain task at a certain level
of accomplishment - ANSWER:Self efficacy
Which theory has the framework that behavior is the result of cognitive and
environmental factors. (ppl learn by observing others, relying on role model) -
ANSWER:Self efficacy by Bandura
Who developed scales to measure pression and hopelessness? - ANSWER:Aaron
Beck
The behavioral theory that focuses on the adaption model of nursing was developed
by_________ - ANSWER:Callista Roy
The behavioral theory that focuses on the Learning theory focused on problem
solving approach was developed by _______ - ANSWER:Edward Thorndike
, The behavioral theory that focus' on
Classical conditioning which showed connection between thought processes and
physiological responses was developed by - ANSWER:Pavlov
The behavorial theory that focus' on the Stimulus-response model of learning was
developed by_________ - ANSWER:SB.F. Skinner
Which theory did Erik Erickson develop? - ANSWER:Developmental Theory
the developmental theory that is Defined age- based stages of development
characterized by conflicts was developed by _____________ - ANSWER:Erik Erickson
________ defense mechanism is avoidance of unpleasant realities by unconsciously
ignoring their existence - ANSWER:denial
________ defense mechanism is unconscious rejection of emotionally unacceptable
personal attributes, beliefs, or actions by attributing them to other people, situations
or events. - ANSWER:projection
________ defense mechanism is to return to more comfortable thoughts, behaviors
or feelings used in earlier stages of development in response to current conflict,
stress or threat - ANSWER:Regression
________ defense mechanism is often called overcompensation; unacceptable
feelings, thoughts, or behaviors are pushed from conscious awareness by displaying
and acting on the opposite feeling, thought or behavior - ANSWER:Reaction
formation
________ defense mechanism is unconscious exclusion of unwanted, disturbing
emotions, thoughts, or impulses from conscious awareness - ANSWER:repression
________ defense mechanism is the justification of illogical, unreasonable ideas,
feelings or actions by developing an acceptable explanation that satisfies the person
- ANSWER:rationalization
________ defense mechanism is behaviors that attempt to make up for or undo an
unacceptable action, feeling or impulse - ANSWER:undoing
________ defense mechanism is the attempt to master current stressors or conflict
by expansion of knowledge, explanation or understanding -
ANSWER:intellectualization
________ defense mechanism is conscious analog of repression; conscious denial of
a disturbing situation or feeling, or event - ANSWER:Suppression
Advanced Practice Nursing - An Interprofessional
Approach 6th edition Dunphy
The most known theory by Sigmund Freud is________? - ANSWER:psychodynamic
(psychoanalytic)
Which theory focus on the conscious and unconscious mental processes and how
they influence thoughts and behavior - ANSWER:psychodynamic (psychoanalytic) by
freud
What are the concepts in psychodynamic theories relating to psychiatric nursing? -
ANSWER:Defense mechanisms
Transference
Countertransference
What is the goal of the psychodynamic (psychoanalytic) by freud - ANSWER:treat
mental health issues by understanding the unconscious mental processes
What is the displacement of feelings for significant people in the clients past onto
the PMHNP in the present relationship - ANSWER:Transference
What is the nurse's emotional reaction to their client based on her or his past
experience? - ANSWER:Countertransference
What type of theories focus on understanding that human behavior is guided by
thought processes? - ANSWER:cognitive theories
who developed the self efficacy theory? - ANSWER:Albert Bandura
_______ is the perception of one's ability to perform a certain task at a certain level
of accomplishment - ANSWER:Self efficacy
Which theory has the framework that behavior is the result of cognitive and
environmental factors. (ppl learn by observing others, relying on role model) -
ANSWER:Self efficacy by Bandura
Who developed scales to measure pression and hopelessness? - ANSWER:Aaron
Beck
The behavioral theory that focuses on the adaption model of nursing was developed
by_________ - ANSWER:Callista Roy
The behavioral theory that focuses on the Learning theory focused on problem
solving approach was developed by _______ - ANSWER:Edward Thorndike
, The behavioral theory that focus' on
Classical conditioning which showed connection between thought processes and
physiological responses was developed by - ANSWER:Pavlov
The behavorial theory that focus' on the Stimulus-response model of learning was
developed by_________ - ANSWER:SB.F. Skinner
Which theory did Erik Erickson develop? - ANSWER:Developmental Theory
the developmental theory that is Defined age- based stages of development
characterized by conflicts was developed by _____________ - ANSWER:Erik Erickson
________ defense mechanism is avoidance of unpleasant realities by unconsciously
ignoring their existence - ANSWER:denial
________ defense mechanism is unconscious rejection of emotionally unacceptable
personal attributes, beliefs, or actions by attributing them to other people, situations
or events. - ANSWER:projection
________ defense mechanism is to return to more comfortable thoughts, behaviors
or feelings used in earlier stages of development in response to current conflict,
stress or threat - ANSWER:Regression
________ defense mechanism is often called overcompensation; unacceptable
feelings, thoughts, or behaviors are pushed from conscious awareness by displaying
and acting on the opposite feeling, thought or behavior - ANSWER:Reaction
formation
________ defense mechanism is unconscious exclusion of unwanted, disturbing
emotions, thoughts, or impulses from conscious awareness - ANSWER:repression
________ defense mechanism is the justification of illogical, unreasonable ideas,
feelings or actions by developing an acceptable explanation that satisfies the person
- ANSWER:rationalization
________ defense mechanism is behaviors that attempt to make up for or undo an
unacceptable action, feeling or impulse - ANSWER:undoing
________ defense mechanism is the attempt to master current stressors or conflict
by expansion of knowledge, explanation or understanding -
ANSWER:intellectualization
________ defense mechanism is conscious analog of repression; conscious denial of
a disturbing situation or feeling, or event - ANSWER:Suppression
