One of the most influential theories in nursing today is the Theory of Caring, developed by Jean Watson. This theory focuses on the importance of caring and compassion in nursing practice and emphasizes the role of nurses as providers of care rather than simply caregivers. While there are many different aspects to this theory, some … Read more
Social Participation Frame of Reference (FOR) is a theory that children use to understand and regulate their emotions. It was developed by Dr. Karin Murris, who studied children’s drawings as a way to understand their emotional states. The theory states that children create a picture of themselves and their social world, which helps them to … Read more
Soft determinism is a theory that suggests that individuals are not solely responsible for their own actions. Rather, Soft determinism believes that our actions are determined by both our environment and our genetics. This theory has been the subject of much debate over the years, with many people arguing for and against it. One of … Read more
The Theory of Caring states that care is the foundation for nurse-patient relationships. Caring is defined by compassion, empowerment, knowledge, and competence (Holistic Nursing Theory Jean Watson Theory, 2010). Others argue that it is a characteristic of the seventh vital sign which relates to pain management in patients. The Theory of Caring is a holistic … Read more
Oscar Wilde was on the one hand the first man who lived in homosexual relationship in public and on the other hand he represented the theory of new hedonism. New Hedonism is a life philosophy, which was inspired by Oscar Wilde. New hedonism as an ethical doctrine combines the wishes to achieve the momentary as … Read more
