Theory Matrix
Theory Matrix
Theory Matrix
School of Nursing
INSTRUCTION: Use this format to present the synthesis of every topic in module 2 and their
application to Nursing Practice.
LEARNING THEORIES AND Learning theories, as well as With the help of this theory,
OTHER RELATED THEORIES other related theories, are nurses will be better able to
defined as a process of analyze the behaviors of
combining personal and individuals around them,
environmental situations in including their patients and
terms of improving or altering coworkers, to improve the
one's knowledge, abilities, and quality of the patients' treatment.
behavior. Theoretical
approaches produce ideas that
explain how this process occurs.
The relevance of this theory is
that it is feasible to comprehend
a behavior using Cognitive
Learning Theory if you first
understand what happens in the
brain to generate the behavior
that impacts your abilities.
CRISIS INTERVENTION Crisis intervention is the process This one can help nurses
THEORY through which a psychological evaluate their own feelings
practitioner finds, diagnoses, along with their patients. They
and interacts with a patient who should be able to use coping
is in crisis in order to restore skills and a strategy for handling
balance and decrease the problems, and it would be best if
impact of the crisis on their lives. they could handle any situation.
The individual is then linked to a
resource network in order to
reinforce the adjustment.
GENDER CONCEPTS AND Karl Marx's theories on class This will help nurses learn health
ISSUES IN HEALTH conflict and the link between procedures that can be used on
exploiter and exploited. In the people of either gender. To
succeed in this endeavor, one
autocracy of the family, women
must comprehend how gender
are subject to males. Men's relations are used, know the
economic advantage is the various interpersonal contacts
foundation for gender inequality. you can have with a patient.
The role of gender in
understanding health practices
and sickness experiences is
becoming more widely
acknowledged, and a greater
understanding of how gender
relations are applied is critical to
this effort. The effect of
masculinities and femininities,
as well as their interplay within
both of them, presents itself in
interconnections between
partners, relatives, and peers,
influencing health behaviors and
results.