WGU D344 DIAGNOSTIC PROCESSES ASSESSMENT /
PMHNP D344 EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECTRY
ANALYZEDANSWERS
WGU D344 DIAGNOSTIC PROCESSES ASSESSMENT / PMHNP D344 EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECTRY ANALYZED ANSWERS (ACTUAL EXAM) ALREADY GRADED A+ LATEST 2024
Which statement best describes the relationship between theory
and research?
Theory may guide research through a deductive process or
generate research through an inductive process.
3 multiple choice options
The science of nursing includes paradigms. Which statement
best describes a paradigm?
A paradigm is a worldview or widely accepted value system.
According to Pehlivan and Guner (2016), why are theories used
in the mental health field?
,To assess the client's current situation and take necessary
initiatives
Orem's Theory
known as self-care deficit theory which focuses on the patient's
self care needs
Parse's Theory
To focus on man as a living unity and qualitative participation
with health experience
Erikson's Theory
A psychoanalytic theory in which eight stages of psychosocial
development unfold throughout the human life span. Each stage
consists of a unique developmental task that confronts
individuals with a crisis that must be faced.
Peplau's theory
,centers on the interpersonal process in nursing
Three phases
Social cognitive theory
Bandura's theory of personality that emphasizes both cognition
and learning by watching others as sources of individual
differences in personality
cognitive behavioral therapy
a popular integrative therapy that combines cognitive therapy
(changing self-defeating thinking) with behavior therapy
(changing behavior)
Psychoanalytic theory
A theory developed by Freud that attempts to explain
personality, motivation, and mental disorders by focusing on
unconscious determinants of behavior
, developmental theory
Developmental theories explain normal human growth and
development over time. Many developmental theories are
presented in terms of stages based on the assumption that normal
development proceeds longitudinally from the beginning to the
ending stage.
empathic linkage
Empathic linkage refers to the nonverbal transmission of
feelings such as anxiety, anger, and disgust from the client to the
PMHNP.
Psychodynamic theory mnemonic
Old Age Parrots Love Grapes
Old Age Parrots Love Grapes
Oral 0-1 Yr
Anal 1-3 Yr
PMHNP D344 EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECTRY
ANALYZEDANSWERS
WGU D344 DIAGNOSTIC PROCESSES ASSESSMENT / PMHNP D344 EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECTRY ANALYZED ANSWERS (ACTUAL EXAM) ALREADY GRADED A+ LATEST 2024
Which statement best describes the relationship between theory
and research?
Theory may guide research through a deductive process or
generate research through an inductive process.
3 multiple choice options
The science of nursing includes paradigms. Which statement
best describes a paradigm?
A paradigm is a worldview or widely accepted value system.
According to Pehlivan and Guner (2016), why are theories used
in the mental health field?
,To assess the client's current situation and take necessary
initiatives
Orem's Theory
known as self-care deficit theory which focuses on the patient's
self care needs
Parse's Theory
To focus on man as a living unity and qualitative participation
with health experience
Erikson's Theory
A psychoanalytic theory in which eight stages of psychosocial
development unfold throughout the human life span. Each stage
consists of a unique developmental task that confronts
individuals with a crisis that must be faced.
Peplau's theory
,centers on the interpersonal process in nursing
Three phases
Social cognitive theory
Bandura's theory of personality that emphasizes both cognition
and learning by watching others as sources of individual
differences in personality
cognitive behavioral therapy
a popular integrative therapy that combines cognitive therapy
(changing self-defeating thinking) with behavior therapy
(changing behavior)
Psychoanalytic theory
A theory developed by Freud that attempts to explain
personality, motivation, and mental disorders by focusing on
unconscious determinants of behavior
, developmental theory
Developmental theories explain normal human growth and
development over time. Many developmental theories are
presented in terms of stages based on the assumption that normal
development proceeds longitudinally from the beginning to the
ending stage.
empathic linkage
Empathic linkage refers to the nonverbal transmission of
feelings such as anxiety, anger, and disgust from the client to the
PMHNP.
Psychodynamic theory mnemonic
Old Age Parrots Love Grapes
Old Age Parrots Love Grapes
Oral 0-1 Yr
Anal 1-3 Yr
