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[Considerations on child aggressiveness--implications for nursing]
Revista Gaucha De Enfermagem
|January 1, 1994
Summary
Professional nurses must understand children as developing individuals. Applying developmental theories to aggressive child behavior offers new perspectives for nurse-child interactions.
Area of Science:
- Child Psychology
- Developmental Theories
- Pediatric Nursing
Context:
- Nurses require a deeper understanding of child development.
- Aggressive behavior in children presents a challenge in pediatric care.
Purpose:
- To explore how developmental theories can inform nursing practice.
- To provide nurses with a new perspective on understanding and managing child aggression.
Summary:
- This study examines aggressive child behavior through the lens of developmental theories.
- It emphasizes the importance of viewing children as evolving individuals.
- The research offers a theoretical framework for nurses to enhance their relationship with children.
Impact:
- Improved nursing interventions for aggressive behavior in children.
- Enhanced nurse-child therapeutic relationships.
- Advancement of developmental perspectives in pediatric nursing practice.