NURS 204 Flashcards

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Social Self

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Different depending on context of interactions i.e. friends, family, professional work.

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Material self

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Possessions, body, physical

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Symbolic Self-awareness

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Using symbols to represent ourselves to others

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Objective Self-awareness

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Think about one’s own thoughts and state of mind while thinking

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Subjective Self-awareness

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Differentiate self from environment

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Self-reflexiveness

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The ability to think about what we are doing as we are doing it.

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Mindfulness

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Ability to consciously think about what you are doing rather than responding out of habit.

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Personality

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-Who you think you are based on your own perception.

-Enduring internal predisposition and behavioural characteristics that describe how people react to their environment.

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(SRNSA) Practice standards (2019)

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27 identifying the effect of own values, beliefs, and experiences in relationships w/ clients, recognizing and addressing potential conflicts.

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Relational Orientation

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  • Focusing your attention beyond only interpersonal aspect as well as focusing on intrapersonal aspect.
  • A way of thinking.
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What are the phases of Peplau’s theory of interpersonal relationships?

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  1. Orientation phase
  2. Working phase
  3. Termination phase
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Therapeutic relationship

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A constructive, purposeful relationship focused on the needs of the client.

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What are some core concepts of a therapeutic relationship?

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-establishing support trust
-self-awareness and self-knowledge
-intentionality
-empathy
-confidentiality
-awareness of ethics, boundaries, and limits

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Other-oriented

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To be aware of thoughts, needs, experiences, personality, etc. of your communication partners while still maintaining your own integrity.

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Communication

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Process of acting on information

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What is human communication?

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The process of making sense of the world and attempting to share that sense with others by using non-verbal and verbal communication.

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Interpersonal Communication

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  1. a distinctive, transactional form of human communication.
  2. involving mutual influence
  3. for purpose of maintaining a relationship
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Impersonal communication

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Communication that occurs when we treat people as objects or when we respond to their roles.

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Intrapersonal Communication

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Communication within one’s own mind

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Self-awareness

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  • Allows you to understand other people
  • Having a clear perception of your personality, including strength weaknesses, motivation.
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Self-absorbed

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Only concerned with own self, personal context, internal messages.

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Self-esteem

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  • What you think you’re worth
  • Your perception of skills and appearance and how they are valued in society.
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Social decentering

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Cognitive process in which you take into account another person’s thoughts, feelings, values, and perspective.

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Self-disclosure

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  • Purposely providing information to others that they would not learn if you did not tell them.
  • Interpersonal relationships cannot be achieved without self-disclosure.
  • Allows another person to understand you.
  • Conveys your level of trust and acceptance to another person.
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Self-concept
A person's subjective description of who they think they are.
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Perception
The process of experiencing your world and then making sense of what you experience.
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How to check your perception:
- Observe non-verbal behaviour. - Form a mental impression of what you think they mean. - Ask whether your perception is accurate.
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Johari Model of Self-disclosure
Framework for understanding conscious and unconscious bias that can help increase self-awareness and our understanding of others.
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Passive vs. Active Perception
Passive - perception that occurs without conscious effort (what we hear, see, and smell). Active - perception that occurs because you seek out specific info through intentional orientation (watching people).
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Interpersonal perception
The process of selecting, organizing, and interpreting one's observations of other people.
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3 Stages of perception:
1. selecting - tune in 2. organizing - categorize perceptions 3. interpreting - make sense of perceptions
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Listening process
- selecting - attending - understanding - remembering - responding
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Interpersonal relationship
A perception shared among two people of an ongoing connection.
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Self-fulfilling prophecy
What people believe about themselves often comes true bec they expect it to come true.
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Value
An enduring concept of good and bad; right and wrong.
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Beliefs
The ways in which you structure your understanding of reality; what is true and not true.
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Attitude
Learned predispositions to respond to a person, object, or idea in a favourable or unfavourable way.
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Spiritual self
The essence of your feelings about yourself. - Thoughts and values.
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Critical listeners
Are good at evaluating information they hear. - Look for errors
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Task-oriented listeners
Focused and achieve an outcomes or accomplishing a task. - Time sensitive
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Relational learners
listen with emotions, express with emotions. show empathy.
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Analytical learners
focus on facts and tend to withhold judgement before reacting a specific conclusion.