How do differing philosophies of science influence whether nursing is considered a hard, soft, applied, or human science?
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How do differing philosophies of science influence whether nursing is considered a hard, soft, applied, or human science?
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1. How do differing philosophies of science (received view or logical positivism and perceived view) influence whether nursing is considered a hard, soft, applied, or human science?
2. Whall (2012/2005, Ch # 9)) states that “Practice is not a ‘stand alone’ phenomenon; rather, it is a direct outcome of philosophic beliefs.” What does this mean in relation to your practice as an APN? Describe assumptions you have about your philosophy of science as it relates to your practice. (DNP Essential: #1 Scientific Underpinnings for Practice; DNP Essential VIII: Advanced Nursing Practice).
