Which best describes how the executive branch affects the power of the military?

Researchers found that people were _____ in assessing hiv risk status of their partner early in a relationship and they became _

Nastasia [14]

The correct answer is the second option, overconfident; even more overconfident.

According to findings made from research, it has been shown that most people are generally overconfident in assessing HIV risk status of their partner. Furthermore, for most people, the level of overconfidence was shown to increase as the relationship develops.

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Define water quality in terms of use for agriculture irrigation purpose

quester [9]

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3 years ago

In what ways did the Gold Rush lead to the growth of California?

iVinArrow [24]

The Gold Rush brought more people out west. They were excited to get rich! Disappointedly, they learned that it took hard work- that few people were willing to do. The sudden boom of people affected the population greatly, and in a good way, too! Many people were settling down in the west, which led to the growth of California. I hope this answers your question! :)

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4 years ago

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People who enjoy working with their hands might enjoy a career as a/an

DerKrebs [107]

As chefs, because you use your hands to prepare food. However, to become a chef, you also need to have a great mind when it comes to taste as well.

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Experiences of registered nurses who supervise international nursing students in the clinical and classroom setting: an integrat

Damm [24]

I didnt know how to answer this and i still wanted to help you so i looked it up and this is what i found. it is just an abstract like a lab review
AbstractAims and objectives

To examine the literature reporting the experiences and perceptions of registered nurses who supervise international nursing students in the clinical and classroom setting.

Background

Nursing education relies on clinical experts to supervise students during classroom and clinical education, and the quality of that supervision has a significant impact on student development and learning. Global migration and internationalisation of nursing education have led to increasing numbers of registered nurses supervising international nursing students. However, a paucity of relevant literature limits our understanding of these experiences.

Design

An integrative literature review.

Methods

Comprehensive database searches of CINAHL, Informit, PubMed, [email protected], [email protected] and Medline were undertaken. Screening of 179 articles resulted in 10 included for review. Appraisal and analysis using Whittemore and Knafl's (Journal of Advanced Nursing, 52, 2005, 546) five stage integrative review recommendations was undertaken.

Results

This review highlighted some unique challenges for registered nurses supervising international nursing students. Identified issues were, a heightened sense of responsibility, additional pastoral care challenges, considerable time investments, communication challenges and cultural differences between teaching and learning styles.

Conclusion

It is possible that these unique challenges could be minimised by implementing role preparation programmes specific to international nursing student supervision. Further research is needed to provide an in‐depth exploration of current levels of preparation and support to make recommendations for future practice, education and policy development.

Relevance to clinical practice

An awareness of the specific cultural learning needs of international nursing students is an important first step to the provision of culturally competent supervision for this cohort of students. There is an urgent need for education and role preparation for all registered nurses supervising international nursing students, along with adequate recognition of the additional time required to effectively supervise these students.

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