Interpersonal Model (Sullivan, Peplau)

Question 1

Human development results from IPR, and that behavior is motivated by avoidance of anxiety and attainment of satisfaction (Sullivan).

Answer 1

Interpersonal Model

Question 2

3 Modes of the Interpersonal Model

Characteristics of infancy and childhood, involves brief, unconnected experiences that have no relationship to one another

Answer 2

Prototaxic Mode

Question 2

3 Modes of the Interpersonal Model

Answer 2

Prototaxic Mode
Parataxic Mode
Syntaxic Mode

Question 2

3 Modes of the Interpersonal Model

Begins in early childhood as the child begins to connect experience in sequence

Answer 2

Parataxic Mode

Question 2

3 Modes of the Interpersonal Model

Which begins to appear in school-aged children and becomes more predominant in pre-adolescence, the person begins to perceive him or herself and the world within the context of environment and can analyze experience in a variety of settings

Answer 2

Syntaxic Mode

Question 3

3 Modes of the Interpersonal Model

Maturity may be defined as predominance of syntaxic mode

Answer 3

Syntaxic Mode

Question 4

Nurse-patient relationship

Therapeutic use of self

Answer 4

Interpersonal Process (Peplau)

Question 5

Therapeutic relationship directed toward meeting the patient’s needs

Answer 5

Interpersonal Process (Peplau)