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Joan Riehl-Sisca
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Joan Riehl-Sisca
Joan Riehl Sisca claims that the self-concept refers to a "global,
relatively constant self-perception that an individual holds and it changes only gradually" (as cited in
Marriner-Tomey, 1989, p. 255). The idea of an all inclusive self-concept construct makes the same
historical mistake as the unidimensional model and in fact the Sisca definition is that of a
unidimensional model. A global approach to the structure of self-concept cannot account for the
variation within the dimensions initially evidenced by the Shavelson et al. model (1976). Another
nursing theorist who raised the importance of self-concept in their
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Available
Publications
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Conceptual models for nursing practice
Paperback: 416 pages
Publisher: Appleton-Century-Crofts; 2d ed edition (1980)
ISBN: 0838512003
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The Science and Art of Self-Care
Paperback: 318 pages
Publisher: Appleton & Lange (February 1, 1985)
ISBN: 0838584942
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The clinical nurse
specialist: interpretations
Unknown Binding: 507 pages
Publisher: Appleton-Century-Crofts (1973)
ISBN: 0390740446
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