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Abstract
Objective: To predict the factors that influence undergraduate nursing students' perception of empowerment.
Methods: A cross-sectional design was used, and fourth-year nursing students (n = 164) were selected using convenient sampling. The data collection methods included the Arabic version of self-reported questionnaires: The (LES), (LOGO-II), and (UNSASS).
Results: The results showed a positive correlation between nursing students' perception of empowerment and their attitudes toward learning. Also, the results showed a strong correlation between students' perception of empowerment and their academic satisfaction. In addition, in-class teaching was found to be the strongest predictor of students' perception of empowerment.
Conclusions: Verified the factors that may contribute to promoting the teaching-learning process to focus and stress on them. Teachers and instructors should utilize the available resources in the teaching environment to maximize the learning outcomes. All these factors are not limited and will enhance the nursing students' perception of empowerment.