NURSEWORD PUZZLE

5. When a group needs to change but is stuck in old habits, what is the process called that helps them let go and move forward?
7. What is the cornerstone of nursing practice and serves as its "backbone"?
8. _______ dignity refers to the inherent worth granted to all humans by creation.
9. During which stage of childhood do kids learn to follow authority and cooperate with others?
12. Who is considered the pioneer of nursing theory development?
13. Who is known as the father of social psychology and coined the term "group dynamics"?
16. In Leininger’s theory, knowledge gained from direct experience is referred to as what?
18. What principle of conservation emphasizes balancing energy input and output to avoid fatigue?
19. What is the basic level of human needs that includes things like food, water, and shelter, which must be met for survival?
20. The _____ Era (1950s–1970s) emphasized the role of research as a driving force to build a specialized body of nursing knowledge.

1. What stage of life starts at birth and focuses on things like learning to coordinate movements and understanding caregivers as comforting or frustrating?
2. At what stage does a child follow rules mainly because of what authority figures, like parents or teachers, say, without fully understanding right from wrong?
3. Which virtue reflects staying true to yourself during the teenage years, when you’re figuring out who you are?
4. What is the primary goal of Levine's Conservation Model?
6. It is the struggle between good and evil
10. What do we call the state where forces are balanced and nothing changes?
11. What type of environment in Levine’s model involves language, culture, and beliefs?
14. In young adulthood, what do people need to form to feel connected and avoid loneliness?
15. What type of environment in Levine’s model includes elements like pollution and radiation?
17. _______ is a form of unconditional love that unites eros and agape in Katie Eriksson’s theory.