Category: Relationship

Human Becoming Theory in Patient-Nurse Relationships The theory of human becoming was developed at the end of the 20th century. The theory places the major stress on patients quality of life as well as relationships between nurses and patients. The medical and biological aspects are not the priority. One of the central assumptions of this…

Therapy for Building Meaningful Relationships Introduction There are individuals in life that have difficulty when it comes to forming or sustaining relationships with other people. In this case, there is a client who is male and has issues making or maintaining relationships with women. The client reports that he faces anxiety at the thought of…

Doctor-Nurse Relationships: Lessons Learnt Table of Contents Introduction Personal Relationship Professional Relationship Conclusion References Introduction Providing healthcare systems and facilities with effective and efficient service delivery methodologies can be strengthened their ability to provide care. Health care systems in many nations struggle with a lack of human resources, which raises mortality rates and causes more…

Causal Relationships Between Variables Table of Contents Threats to Internal Validity Threats to External Validity Tools and Tests Variables Statistical Techniques References The methodological basis of the proposed study is based on a quasi-experimental approach that allows the study of causal relationships between variables. It should be recalled that the independent variables in this study…

The Global Industry and Nature Relationships Toxic and Abusive Relationships between Global Industry and Nature The global industry is an ever-evolving and ever-innovating sphere of specialized human activity. These two characteristics are fundamental and innate to the worldwide industry. It implies two things; these are constantly growing production output and a rising amount of resources…

The Relationships Among Tests and Scales, Populations, Reliability and Validity Researchers have affirmed the existence of a relationship among tests, scales, populations, reliability, and validity (Kolen & Brennan, 2014). Scales often rely on unidimensionality because they use one item, which defines the unit of the construct. Franzen (2013) defines this unit as the level of…

Doctor-Patient Relationships in Medical Anthropology Introduction The doctor-patient connection requires open communication and trust between the medical professional and the client. A cooperative connection between patients and healthcare professionals is one in which the individual deliberately requests the doctors help and the clinician willingly acknowledges the individual as a patient. Fundamentally, the doctor-patient relationship can…

Social Networks Impact on Relationships Table of Contents Introduction Application of LinkedIn or Facebook by Employers Comparing Online Networking and In-person Networking The Benefits and Downfalls of Social Networking Importance of Indirect Ties The Scope of My Brand Conclusion References Introduction A network can help provide fresh viewpoints and ideas to aid a jobs functioning.…

Social Media Hindrance on Interpersonal Relationships Social media has made communication between people in different regions very easy; however, it has altered offline interactions as many people are enveloped in social internet sites. The result has been a hindrance to good interpersonal relations as many users of social media lack the necessary skills for offline…

The Relationship Between Youth, Lifestyle and Consumption Table of Contents Introduction Biopolitical construct The issues of subculture and contrastructure The role of modern life styles Youth and mass media Youth and consumption Conclusion References Introduction Young people as a special group of society have always been in the focus of attention of researchers and politicians…