Behavioral Science In Nursing (An Introductory Psychology For Nurses)

Behavioral Science in Nursing (An Introductory Psychology for Nurses) is a foundational guide designed to help nursing students understand the principles of psychology and behavioral sciences in patient care. This book provides essential knowledge about human behavior, mental health, and psychological responses to illness, equipping nurses with the skills needed to deliver holistic and compassionate care.

With a focus on psychological theories, communication skills, stress management, and patient interactions, the book aligns with modern nursing curricula. It covers key topics such as cognitive and emotional development, motivation, learning theories, personality assessment, and the psychological impact of hospitalization. By integrating behavioral science with nursing practice, the book helps students enhance their clinical decision-making and patient-centered care approach.

Key Features:

• Fundamentals of Psychology – Covers essential psychological concepts relevant to nursing practice.
• Patient-Centered Approach – Focuses on understanding patient behavior, emotions, and mental health needs.
• Communication & Counseling Skills – Guides nurses in effective patient communication, empathy, and therapeutic interactions.
• Stress & Coping Mechanisms – Discusses psychological responses to illness, hospitalization, and stress management.
• Aligned with Nursing Curriculum – Designed as per nursing education guidelines for introductory psychology courses.

Book Information:

• Edition: 1st Edition
• Publisher: Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers
• ISBN: 9789366164250

This book is an essential resource for nursing students and professionals, helping them develop a strong foundation in psychology to improve patient care and nursing practice.