Influence of perceived stress on professional identity among nursing students: a chain mediating role of self-control and self-directed learning ability
Xin Zhao,
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Wenkai Zheng,
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Xiuhuan Wang
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et al.
Frontiers in Medicine,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11
Published: Nov. 12, 2024
Background
A
positive
professional
identity
is
key
for
nursing
students
in
determining
career
direction
and
predicting
future
engagement
the
profession.
Despite
its
complexity
susceptibility
to
various
influences,
factors
shaping
students'
remain
poorly
understood.
Objectives
This
study
aims
investigate
how
perceived
stress
can
directly
indirectly
influence
among
students,
with
self-control
self-directed
learning
ability
as
mediators.
Materials
methods
cross-sectional
survey
was
conducted
from
October
December
2023,
collecting
data
675
across
five
tertiary
hospitals
Xi'an,
Shaanxi
Province,
China.
The
captured
detailed
on
sociodemographic
characteristics,
stress,
self-control,
ability,
participants.
Descriptive
analysis
correlation
matrices
were
used
analyze
participant
characteristics
assess
bivariate
correlations.
mediation
model
analyzed
using
PROCESS
macro
SPSS.
Results
Perceived
showed
a
direct
negative
students;
shown
play
mediating
role
between
identity;
chain
identity.
Conclusion
Self-control
have
students.
It
suggests
that
managers
educators
improve
of
mitigate
impact
Language: Английский
Beyond the classroom: How hidden curriculum dynamics shape professional identity formation in nursing undergraduates-Evidence from structural equation model
Yangguang Chen,
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Zili Zhou,
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Guomin Mao
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et al.
Published: May 9, 2025
Abstract
Background
In
nursing
education,
the
hidden
curriculum
is
recognized
as
a
crucial
factor
influencing
professional
outcomes
and
work
ethics.
While
formal
in
colleges
universities
primarily
focuses
on
imparting
clinical
knowledge,
emerging
evidence
suggests
that
plays
an
equally
critical
yet
underexplored
role
shaping
students'
identity.
Objectives
This
study
aims
to
assess
current
state
of
identity
among
undergraduate
students.
Additionally,
it
examines
correlation
between
these
two
factors.
Methods
employed
cross-sectional
correlational
design.
Undergraduate
students
from
Guangxi
Province
were
recruited
through
convenience
sampling
method.
Data
collected
using
validated
assessment
questionnaire
questionnaire.
Pearson’s
test
was
analyze
relationship
variables,
structural
equation
model
constructed
further
explore
factors
Results
A
total
694
participated
this
study.
The
mean
score
for
86.47
±
23.27,
while
59.50
11.27,
indicating
moderate
levels
both
constructs.
strong
positive
found
scores
(
r
=
0.628,
p
<
0.001).
Multiple
linear
regression
analysis
revealed
scores,
having
family
members
with
medical
background,
class
level,
experience
student
leader
significant
predictors
Furthermore,
demonstrated
good
fit,
path
coefficient
0.42
(
p
0.001)
Conclusion
identities
by
socializing
them
into
norms
profession.
fosters
thinking
support
within
education
can
help
develop
nurses
who
are
not
only
clinically
competent
but
also
possess
self-awareness
resilience.
Language: Английский
A cross-sectional survey on the relationship between metacognitive ability and completion ability among Chinese nursing students: the mediating role of perceived campus atmosphere ability and the moderation of simulation teaching method
BMC Nursing,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
24(1)
Published: May 26, 2025
With
the
continuous
development
of
medical
technology,
demand
for
high-quality
nursing
student
training
is
increasing,
and
nursing,
as
an
important
part
health
care
service
work,
facing
new
challenges.
In
recent
years,
proportion
undergraduates
among
registered
nurses
in
China
has
been
increasing
year
by
year.
Enhancing
completion
ability
students
improving
quality
undergraduate
a
need
education.
This
study
aimed
to
investigate
correlation
metacognitive
ability,
perceived
campus
atmosphere
students.
It
also
examined
mediating
role
between
well
moderating
impact
simulation
teaching
method.
A
cross-sectional
design
was
employed,
recruiting
775
from
14
universities
using
multi-center
stratified
random
sampling
method
August
November
2023.
Various
questionnaires,
including
general
information
questionnaire,
were
utilized
survey.
PROCESS
Macro
SPSS
26.0
used
examine
impact.
The
Bootstrap
approach
assess
effect
model.
total
score
171.17
±
44.30
points.
Metacognitive
showed
positive
with
([Formula:
see
text]=0.724,
P
<
0.01).
Perceived
positively
correlated
text]=0.418,
0.01)
text]=0.398,
0.01),
acting
partial
mediator
them.
moderated
relationship
having
more
significant
predictive
on
who
received
teaching.
at
medium
level
potential
improvement.
can
boost
students,
particularly
those
Not
applicable.
Language: Английский