Author Question: What are the processes for acquiring values? 1. Prescribed by the dominant religion. 2. Formal ... (Read 33 times)

torybrooks · **on:** Jul 8, 2018

What are the processes for acquiring values?

1. Prescribed by the dominant religion.
2. Formal education and study.
3. Discussions with clergy.
4. Choosing, prizing, and acting.

Question 2

The nursing student developing a presentation on the early history of nursing is not able to find much information about this period. Why is the nurse unable to find any information?

1. There were not many nurses, so only the sickest people received nursing care.
2. Many of those providing care to the sick were slaves.
3. Only men provided health information and care.
4. Only the wealthiest of patients were provided nursing care.

qytan · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 8, 2018

Answer to Question 1

Correct Answer: 4

The valuing process includes cognitive, affective, and behavioral components, referred to as choosing, prizing, and acting. While people may be exposed to a value system through religion, by formal education and study, and through discussions with clergy, these avenues only introduce a value. The person must then choose to adopt the value as his or her own.

Answer to Question 2

Correct Answer: 2

In early history, nursing care was often provided by female slaves. Mothers, daughters, and wives also provided care to family members during illness. This care was provided both in wealthy families and in poor families.