Category: Relationship
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Nurse-Patient Relationships and Implementation of Peplau’s Theory
Table of Contents Introduction The Contribution of Peplau’s Theory to Increase in Patient Quality of Life (QoL) Insight Into Depression Symptoms and Diagnosis Reference Introduction Mental health professionals use the Patient Health Questionnaire-9 (PHQ-9) for depression diagnosis in the primary care setting. However, the efficacy of PHQ-9 can be further enhanced via Peplau’s theory of…
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Attachment Styles and Relationships
Adult love relationships can be very complicated. It calls upon a wide range of emotions that can create patterns with prospective romantic love partners. Robert Sternberg theorized that the key components of love are passion, intimacy and commitment, and various combinations of these factors yield different types of love. The motivational component that reflects attraction,…
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Responsibility in Romantic Relationships
The ability to take ownership for love is a feature of a psychologically mature and healthy person. It is not a guarantee of absolute wisdom but a trait of a person who leads a conscious lifestyle and strives for productive and effective relationships with others. People show love differently, but each way comes with the…
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Patient and Provider Relationships
Table of Contents Unsuitability of the Traditional Medical Care Model Implicit bias on provider patient relationship Application of Empathy References Health practitioners deal with patients of diverse cultural and religious backgrounds. As such, unconscious biases are experienced in patient and provider relationships and may affect the quality of services given to a patient (Masters et…
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Small Team and Group Relationships
Table of Contents Introduction Main Body Conclusion Reference Introduction The group to which I previously belonged consisted of my classmates in High School. This experience helped me at the very beginning understand which role I should play in the community to which I belong. In other words, the team of my classmates along with me…
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Responsibility in Romantic Relationships
The ability to take ownership for love is a feature of a psychologically mature and healthy person. It is not a guarantee of absolute wisdom but a trait of a person who leads a conscious lifestyle and strives for productive and effective relationships with others. People show love differently, but each way comes with the…
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Small Team and Group Relationships
Table of Contents Introduction Main Body Conclusion Reference Introduction The group to which I previously belonged consisted of my classmates in High School. This experience helped me at the very beginning understand which role I should play in the community to which I belong. In other words, the team of my classmates along with me…
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Major Argument and Minor Argument on Open Relationships
Table of Contents Introduction Major argument Minor argument References Introduction Open relationships are relationships in which the partners are free to delve into relationships with other persons. They remain sincere and straightforward about what is happening in their personal lives. In an open relationship, two partners concur that they can partake in sexual stumbles with…
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Patients and Care Providers Relationships
Several social conditions affect patient and provider relationships by promoting or hindering reliable connections. In particular, an individual’s faith, cultural background, and sense of trust can impact how they perceive healthcare and the person’s willingness to accept or deny treatment (Hall & Heath, 2020). For instance, due to the history of slavery and prolonged oppression…
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Analyzing Love and Love Addiction in Relationships
John Allan Lee’s Intimate Relationships offers six basis love styles viz. Passionate love (Eros), Game playing love (Ludus), Friendship love (Storge), Logical love (Pragma), Possessive love (Mania), and Selfless love (Agape). In passionate love, lovers get attracted to each other as soon as they meet, and they become emotionally involved thereafter. Game playing love involves…