Autumn Examinations 2010/2011: Nursing and Midwifery Exam Materials, Exams of Sociology

Download Autumn Examinations 2010/2011: Nursing and Midwifery Exam Materials and more Exams Sociology in PDF only on Docsity! Autumn Examinations 2010/2011 Exam Code(s) 1NG1 1NG2 1BWS1 Exam(s) Bachelor of Nursing Science (General) Bachelor of Nursing Science (Psychiatric) Bachelor of Midwifery Science Module Code(s) NU116 Module(s) Social Sciences I (Psychology) Paper No. 2 Repeat Paper Yes External Examiner(s) Ms Kim Tolley Dr Edward McCann Dr Mary Stewart Internal Examiner(s) Prof Kathy Murphy, Dr Pádraig Mac Neela, Ms Tamar Scott, Dr Michael Keane, Dr Rosemary Fish Instructions: Part 1 of this paper applies to the Bachelor of Nursing Science (General & Psychiatric) students only. Part 2 of this paper applies to the Bachelor of Midwifery Science students only. In your respective part you must answer Two (2) Questions, One from Section A and One from Section B. Duration 2 Hours No. of Pages 3 Department(s) School of Nursing & Midwifery Course Co-ordinator(s) Ms Miriam Brennan*/Ms Deirdre Van Der Putten Ms Claire Quinn Mr Andrew Hunter Requirements: None MCQ Release to Library: Yes No Handout Statistical/ Log Tables Cambridge Tables Graph Paper Log Graph Paper Other Materials √ Part 1 Bachelor of Nursing Science (General) and Bachelor of Nursing Science (Psychiatric) Students only Answer Two (2) Questions One from Section A and One from Section B Section A – Answer One of the Following Three Questions 1. Describe the perspective on human nature that is given by humanistic psychology. (100%) 2. Describe Freud’s theory of personality. (70%) In your answer, contrast Freud’s assumptions with those of other psychodynamic theorists. (30%) 3. “Behavioural psychology offers a unique perspective compared with other approaches to human psychology”. Discuss. (100%) Section B – Answer One of the Following Three Questions 1. Developmental psychology is concerned with understanding, describing and exploring how behaviour and mental processes change. Describe the key processes of change within the first few years of life. (100%) 2. Discuss the contribution made by Jean Piaget to our understanding of cognitive development in childhood and adolescence. (100%) 3. Describe the perspectives on attachment that have arisen through developmental psychology. (70%) In your answer, describe why it is important for nurses to understand the nature and process of attachment. (30%) -END-