你听到我听到的了吗?听力模拟对护生情感域属性的影响

Terry D. Ward
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患者;情感领域教学有助于减少护生对精神疾病患者的污名化。模拟等体验式学习活动被认为是促进学生情感领域学习的有效方法。这里报告的项目测量了模拟体验的影响,“听到令人痛苦的声音”,对加速学士学位学生的态度,价值观和信仰的影响,这些学生照顾患有精神疾病的客户,他们经历了幻听。
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Do You Hear What I Hear? The Impact of a Hearing Voices Simulation on Affective Domain Attributes in Nursing Students
&NA; Affective domain teaching and learning can facilitate the reduction of stigmatization of clients with mental illness in nursing students. Experiential learning activities such as simulation are regarded as an effective method for facilitating student learning in the affective domain. The project reported here measured the impact of a simulation experience, “Hearing Voices Which Are Distressing,” on attitudes, values, and beliefs of accelerated baccalaureate students caring for clients with mental illness who experienced hearing voices.
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