2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.profnurs.2014.07.003
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Using Carl Rogers' Person-Centered Model to Explain Interpersonal Relationships at a School of Nursing

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“…Students in 2 nd year may need more of a nurturing experience while in 3 rd year they have become more accustomed to the process and require less interactive connection with the clinical instructor. This finding is congruent with a study conducted by Bryan, Lindo, Anderson-Johnson and Weaver (2014) where ''faculty members are viewed as nurturers within the academic setting and may be able to influence third year students' behaviours through the formation of positive interpersonal relationship'', which is also a characteristic that was examined. However the findings are slightly different from a study done by Mohamed-Nabil Ismail, Mohamed-Nabil Aboushady &Eswi (2016) where highest ranked clinical instructor's characteristics as perceived by the students, was teaching ability category followed by nursing competence and evaluation respectively.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 86%
“…Students in 2 nd year may need more of a nurturing experience while in 3 rd year they have become more accustomed to the process and require less interactive connection with the clinical instructor. This finding is congruent with a study conducted by Bryan, Lindo, Anderson-Johnson and Weaver (2014) where ''faculty members are viewed as nurturers within the academic setting and may be able to influence third year students' behaviours through the formation of positive interpersonal relationship'', which is also a characteristic that was examined. However the findings are slightly different from a study done by Mohamed-Nabil Ismail, Mohamed-Nabil Aboushady &Eswi (2016) where highest ranked clinical instructor's characteristics as perceived by the students, was teaching ability category followed by nursing competence and evaluation respectively.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 86%
“…En efecto, la construcción epistemológica fundamentada la teoría de en Carl. R. Rogers, permitió resaltar las potencialidades y la autenticidad genuina del docente para orientar la conducta estudiantil, Vieira y Pinheiro, (2013); Dutra et al, (2016); Bryan et al, (2015). Además se generó en el docente procesos de autoevaluación, coevaluación como estrategia autocritica fundamentadas en la experiencia, permitan mejorar de manera consecutiva la acción docente y el aprendizaje establecido en las competencias.…”
Section: Evaluacion Del Impacto Sobre El Modelounclassified
“…Siguiendo este planteamiento, Bryan et al, (2015), aseveran que el enfoque centrado en la persona de Carl Rogers, el profesional es un educador que puede influenciar en el comportamiento del estudiante dentro de la institución mediante la formación de las relaciones humanas. De ahí, Zalyaeva y Solodkova, (2014), ratifican el docente utiliza distintos roles que se adecúan a las necesidades del joven estudiante, así como en situaciones específicas que desempeña una función clave el procesos de enseñanza aprendizaje.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…En tal sentido, (Bryan et al, 2015), aseveran que el enfoque centrado en la persona de Carl Rogers, el profesional es un educador que puede influenciar en el comportamiento del estudiante dentro de la institución mediante la formación de las relaciones humanas. De ahí, (Zalyaeva y Solodkova, 2014), ratifican el docente utiliza distintos roles que se adecuan a las necesidades del joven estudiante, así como en situaciones específicas que desempeña una función clave el procesos de enseñanza aprendizaje.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified