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Theoretical Nursing: Development and Progress

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Chapter 15

CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT - all with Video Answers

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Chapter Questions

Problem 1

Select a phenomenon that interests you. Use the steps outlined by Wilson to define and develop it.

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Problem 2

Compare and contrast the results in developing the phenomenon using Wilson to those you could achieve using the simultaneous strategy.

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Problem 3

There was an attempt in this chapter to not present recipes for concept development, but rather to present guidelines. What do you consider are the strengths and weaknesses of each of the strategies presented in this chapter?

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Problem 4

Select one published paper related to your phenomenon or concept of interest, and identify and critically analyze the processes in the development of the concept.

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Problem 5

In what ways did the strategies used to define concepts support or stagnate the progress in developing knowledge in your field of interest?

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Problem 6

In the integrative strategy, clinical practice, research, and conceptualizing are proposed to be used for concept development. Provide an example from literature in your field of interest for which you think this strategy is used. Critically describe how it was or was not utilized. Then, redevelop the concept using the integrative strategy.

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Problem 7

Compare and contrast all strategies, identifying areas of agreement and those of disagreement.

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Problem 8

Under the description of phenomena, the author identified a number of questions to define the phenomena of interest. Identify five critical/essential questions for this phase of integrated concept development.

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