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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Student psychology"”.
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The Relationship of Hardiness to Student Appraisal of Stress in a First and Final Clinical Nursing Situation
<p>A study of 95 baccalaureate degree nursing students was conducted to identify amount of stress experienced in an initial and final clinical experience. The students' appraisal of stress as threatening or challenging was determined along with the mediating variable of hardiness. First semester …
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The immediate psychological effects of written solution-focused questions in female secondary school students.
… effects of written SF/PF questions/techniques on students' expectancy and commitment. There are two parts to this thesis. The first part is a systematic review of experimental studies published between 1988 and 2020, investigating the effects of written SF (and PF) questions on students' …
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Death Anxiety and Clinical Experience in Generic Baccalaureate Nursing Students
… anxiety in generic baccalaureate nursing students. A convenience sample of 23 female nursing students from 3 baccalaureate schools of nursing in the upper midwest was utilized. The research instrument consisted of demographic data, a 7 point Likert like version of Templer's Death Anxiety …
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Comparison of Learning Styles and Preferred Instructional Methods of the Native American Nursing Student
… in colleges for Native American nursing students continues to be a concern. Many educators assume that adults can adapt to all types of instruction. Research on learning styles reveals that individuals possess unique strengths and when their strengths are accommodated people learn more …
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The impact of a mentoring relationship on college adjustment and college-related stress for first-year, first-generation college students
… coping for first-year, first generation college students (FGCS), would assist in reducing college-related stress and improving level of college adjustment. Experiences of first-year FGCS, who self-identify as either having or not having a mentoring relationship, were evaluated. A demographic form …