A very interesting statement of one of our contemporaries is that any person, to one degree or another, is both a psychologist and a philosopher - they say, life forces him to. On the one hand, the main driving force of every person is the craving for knowledge, the desire to reach certain social heights, the desire to be wise in any everyday situations - and this is the philosophy of life. Applied Psychology for Nurses by Mary F. Porter (good short books .TXT) 📖
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Nervous systems, central and peripheral, in action, 35
sympathetic, 37
Nervousness, 106
Neurasthenia, 108
Neuropath, 108
Neurosis, 106
from psychosis, 82
Neurotic, 108
Nihilistic delusion, 104
Normal emotional reactions, 77
Normal mental processes, variations from, 95, 101
factors causing, 108
mind, 47, 77
Nurse of the future, 164
psychology of, 139
Nursing deluded patient, 135
Obsessed patient, 136
Obsession, 105
One thought replaced by another, 89
Organic memory, 51
Organs of consciousness, 34
Overactivity, psychomotor, 106
Pain, 69
ideogenous, 103
Patient, deluded, 133
nursing of, 135
obsessed, 136
Patient’s point of view, getting, 124
what determines it, 124
Percept, 51, 52
Perception, 51
accuracy of, 141
disorders of, 96
training of, 142
Peripheral and central nervous systems in action, 35
Personal consciousness, 57
reactions as cause of variation from normal mental processes, 110
Personality, psychopathic, 108
shut-in, 104
Perversions, 95, 101
Phenomena of mental life, 15
Phobia, 108
Place of emotion, 67
Pleasure, 69
Point of view, getting other man’s, 126
patient’s, getting, 124
what determines it, 124
Poor memory, 64
Power of suggestion, 84
Premise, 72
Protozoön, consciousness in, 15
Psychasthenia, 108
Psychology and health, 79
definition, 12
of the nurse, 139
Psychomotor overactivity, 106
retardation, 106
Psychoneurosis, 106
Psychopathic personality, 108
Psychosis, 107
neurosis from, 82
Pugnacious instinct, 60
Reactions, normal emotional, 77
proportioned to stimuli, 75
Reason, 56
and will, attention of, 118
development of, 71
beginning of, 69
disorders of, 98
Reference, delusion of, 104
Relation of mind and body, 40
Retardation, psychomotor, 106
Saving power of will, 93
Science, 13
Second-nature, 90
Self-correction, 160
Self-training in memory, 150
Sensation, 51
disorders of, 96
Sense of unreality, 104
Shut-in personality, 104
Sleep, consciousness in, 31
Somatic delusion, 104
Steps to clear thinking, 140
Stimuli, reaction proportioned to, 75
Stimulus, definition, 22
Stream of thought, 50, 57
Study, how to, 146
Suggestibility, 79
Suggestion, power of, 84
Sympathetic nervous system, 37
The unconscious, 23
Thinking, 49, 58
cannot be separated from feeling, 67
clear, steps to, 140
Thought, stream of, 50, 57
Thought-substitution, 79
Tic, 105
Training perception, 142
the will, 161
Unconscious, the, 23
Universals, 53
Unreality, sense of, 104
Variations from normal mental processes, 95, 101
factors causing, 108
Volition, 45, 50
What determines patient’s point of view, 124
we attend to determines what we are, 86
Will, 50, 79
and reason, attention of, 118
development of, 71
cannot be separated from feeling, 68
disorders of, 100
saving power of, 93
training of, 161
A Short History of Nursing
From the Earliest Times to the Present Day
Putnam Nursing Books Maxwell and Pope’s Practical Nursing
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From the Earliest Times to the Present Day
By
Lavinia L. Dock, R.N.
Secretary, International Council of Nurses
In Collaboration with
Isabel Maitland Stewart, A.M., R.N.
Assistant Professor, Department of Nursing and Health, Teachers College, Columbia University, New York
12o. Price, $3.00
This New Volume Has Been Prepared Especially for the Use of Student Nurses
It is, in effect, a condensation of the four volumes of the larger History of Nursing, prepared by Miss Dock in collaboration with Miss Nutting, a work which has been considered standard on the subject, but which, by its very nature, was too elaborate for class use. This condition has now been overcome by condensation into this single, comprehensive, inexpensive volume of all the salient facts of the larger work.
It is generally believed that the best place in the nursing curriculum for the History of Nursing is in the early part of the first year, when the student is just beginning to form her conception of nursing, and is being initiated into its traditions.
The Many Excellent Features of this Short History of Nursing
will inevitably bring it into use in a very great number of Hospital Training Schools; it should, of course, be in the library of every Hospital which does not maintain a Training School. It is believed that it will be found to be
The Best Volume on This Important Subject
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Dock and Nutting’s History of NursingIn four volumes. Illustrated volumes 1 and 2, price $7.50. Volumes 3 and 4, price $7.50.
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Pope’s Physics and Chemistry for Nurses450 pages. Price $2.50.
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