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| Made, not discovered; has a life cycle; when it becomes "fact" it becomes a law |
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| An abstract generalization that systematically explains relationships among phenomena |
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| Describes phenomena, based on observations |
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| Attempts to explain large aspects of human experiences |
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| A theory that focuses on a specific aspect of human experience (stress) |
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| Based on a conceptual model |
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| concepts put into measureable terms |
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| 4 Concepts Central to Models of Nursing |
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Human Beings
Environment
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| Health Care Systems Model |
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| Self-Care Deficit Nursing Theory |
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| Pender's Model of Health Promotion |
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Individual Characteristics & Experiences
Behavior-Specific Cognitions & Affect
Behavior Outcome |
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