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leilurhhh

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Which element of a role is described as how the person assuming the role believes he or she should behave in the role?
 
  1. Performed role
  2. Ideal role
  3. Perceived role
  4. Provision role

Question 2

The nursing student identifies a personal tendency toward procrastination. Which approach would be beneficial to this student?
 
  1. Plan the majority of study in the two days prior to scheduled exams.
  2. Plan recreational activities each week.
  3. Limit reading to essential content.
  4. Try to complete assigned papers in one setting.



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Answer to Question 1

Correct Answer: 3

The perceived role refers to how the person who is assuming the role believes (or perceives) he or she should behave in the role. The ideal role refers to the socially prescribed or agreed-upon rights and responsibilities associated with the role. The performed role refers to what the person assuming the role actually does. Provision role is not one of the three elements of role described in the textbook.

Answer to Question 2

Correct Answer: 2

Good time management requires good physical health, which requires adequate sleep, good nutrition, and recreation. The student should develop a time plan that includes keeping up with assigned readings, ongoing study throughout the course (not just before exams), and preplanning for papers and projects. Although the reading load in nursing school is heavy, the student should read everything assigned. Ideally, papers should be written, put away, and then reviewed at a later time prior to submission.





 

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