Social psychology for nurses: understanding interaction in health care
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TextPublication details: London Edward Arnold 1992ISBN: - 0-7131-4577-3
- BF 121 .A27 1992
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AMREF INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY (AMIU) LIBRARY | BF 121 .A27 1992 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 08389 |
Discusses management of interaction as the main focus of nursing and how it relates to social psychology. Among the topics discussed are sources of social psychology as a subject and a science, modeling our understanding of illness and health, understanding others and ourselves, fitting into the social world, communication and health care, relationships and social support, working and changing in groups, and coping and satisfaction as a nurse. The book shows ways in which social psychological theories can help nurses understand and communicate with others in every day situations and in specialized therapy and counseling sessions.
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