Education & Nursing Theories in Nursing Education 
ANALYZING EDUCATION AND NURSING THEORIES USED IN THE PRACTICE OF NURSING EDUCATION Em Olivia Bevis and Jean Watson (1989,
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Impact of Residence to Academic Performance of College Students
.... type. Anxiety is a factor identified in the literature as a major problem among college aged subjects (Dixon, 1991,
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JAPANESE INVESTMENT IN THE UNITED STATES
.... dwarfs that in the operational ownership of business enterprise and the ownership of real property (US Department of Commerce, 1993,
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51 54; Standard & ....
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Research Proposal on College Academic Performance
.... type. Anxiety is a factor identified in the literature as a major problem among college aged subjects (Dixon, 1991,
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51 56). ....
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Legitimacy and the Former Soviet Union
.... some extent the ideological promises of communism seemed to have been fulfilled (Tucker, Political Culture and Leadership in the Soviet Union,
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Destiny of NATO
.... 27 35. Talbott, S. (1995, January). The new geopolitics. World Today
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pp. 7 10. Tarnoff, P. (1990, April). America's new special relationships. ....
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Current US-Latin American Relations
.... foreign leaders who claim that American trade practices have moved away from multilateralism towards a bilateral(even unilateral) system(Garten, 1995,
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Catalytic Converters
.... Depending on the distance between the exhaust manifold and the catalyst, this can take as long as 1 to 2 minutes ("Alternator-powered", 1994,
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COUNSELING ADOLESCENTS EXPERIENCING STRESS
.... in the literature as a major problem among adolescents that is associated with the stresses of family environments (Dixon, Heppner, & Anderson, 1991,
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51-56 ....
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US Multilateralist Approach to Latin America
.... foreign leaders who claim that American trade practices have moved away from multilateralism towards a bilateral(even unilateral) system(Garten, 1995,
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TEST ANXIETY AND STUDENT PERFORMANCE AMONG HIGH
.... Williams (1991,
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Nurse Job Satisfaction/Dissatisfaction
.... DISSATISFACTION OF REGISTERED NURSES IN LONG TERM CARE FACILITIES: AN ARTICLE CRITIQUE This research critiques an article by Joan Pfaff (1987,
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Caring in the practice of nursing
.... nursing. Bevis and Watson (1989,
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51-60, 354-359) emphasize that nursing should be based on a theory of caring by the nurse. ....
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Two Psychology Interventions
.... 313) refers to such action as a "ritual of remembrance." Grief and loss associated with death of an infant in childbirth affects parents (Long, 1992,
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Contingent Value Management The value of natura
.... Moreover, they also act as an incentive to the "feasor to take cost-justified care to avoid damages" (Brookshire & McKee, 1994,
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Application of Orem's Nursing Theory Nursing theor
.... better about themselves. Beck (cited in Ziegler, 1993,
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51-65) described depression as an irrational way of thinking. A home ....
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TEST ANXIETY AND STUDENT PERFORMANCE AMONG HIGH
.... As was true with respect to the Williams (1990,
pp.
51-57) study, however, a strong causal relationship was not established by Van Boxtel and Monks (1992,
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ISO 9000 Certification
.... The ISO 9000 quality assurance standards were introduced in 1987 by the International Standards Organization (Zuckerman, 1994,
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Nursing Services for Older Adults
.... 1993,
pp. 12 16). The Bevis and Watson (1989,
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51 60, 354 359) theory of caring provides a good starting point. In this theory ....
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Motion-Detecting Animal Deterrent Marketing Plan
.... by manufacturers reveals that the two primary features are prevention and deterrence, both of which this product offers to home owners (Botton, 1994,
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Marketing Plan for a New Product
.... by manufacturers reveals that the two primary features are prevention and deterrence, both of which this product offers to home owners (Botton, 1994,
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Habitat for Humanity
.... (2003). Habitat for Humanity Goes Green! Mother Earth News. April-May,
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51. Extend Your "Heavy Duty Helping" Hand. (2003). Plumbing & Mechanical. ....
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MASS MEDIA IN AUSTRALIA AND CANADA
.... television licenses in Australia is in the hands of the Transport and Communications Ministry of the federal government ("He Holds Aussie..." 1992,
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Interrelationship Between Family & Joining a Gang
.... Often, the dysfunctional character of the family is a major motivation for joining a street gang (Bing, 1989,
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TRADEMARK STRATEGY
.... firms had overcome the fears induced by the suppression of the uprising, and were once again desirous of doing business with China (De Voe, 1991,
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CARING
.... Bevis and Watson (1989,
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51-60, 354-359) point out that both social judgment analysis and decision analysis present problems when used in clinical decision ....
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Effects of Social Class on Diagnoses of Alcoholism
.... performance, loss of control, serious social problems and anxieties, and a variety of psychological problems, including depression (Dixon, 1991,
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Peplau's Theory of Psychodynamic Nursing This research examines ...
.... with the guidance of the nurse, can define areas of dependence, independence, and interdependence involving the identified person (Peplau, 1952,
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Life Span Perspectives on Disability and Work
.... Due to this situation, many people with disabilities are unemployed (
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51-2). Based on the above observation, the thesis of Conyers et al.'s (1998) article ....
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Music of the Renaissance
.... continuity. He is said to be the first composer who made musical accompaniment seem useless to the voice (Pincherle, 1969,
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