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ROLE FUNCTION MODE

ROLE FUNCTION MODE. ROY MODEL. Roy, C. & Andrews, H.A. (1999). The Roy Adaptation Model. (2nd. ed.). Norwalk, Conn: Appleton & Lange. Chapter 15 . ROLES. Roles are functioning unit of society Role Partners Role Expectations. ROLE FUNCTION MODE. Need for Social Integrity. Primary Role .

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ROLE FUNCTION MODE

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  1. ROLE FUNCTION MODE ROY MODEL

  2. Roy, C. & Andrews, H.A. (1999). The Roy Adaptation Model. (2nd. ed.). Norwalk, Conn: Appleton & Lange. • Chapter 15

  3. ROLES • Roles are functioning unit of society • Role Partners • Role Expectations

  4. ROLE FUNCTION MODE Need for Social Integrity

  5. Primary Role • Determines majority of behaviors • Determined by age, sex, & developmental stage

  6. Secondary Roles • Assumed because they relate to developmental stage and primary role. • Achieved positions • Stable but may change over time.

  7. Tertiary Roles • Related to secondary roles • Represent ways to meet role-associated requirements

  8. Tertiary Roles • Temporary • Freely chosen

  9. Roles • Identify your primary, secondary, and tertiary roles.

  10. Role Function Mode • Instrumental Behaviors • Expressive Behaviors

  11. Instrumental Behaviors • Goal oriented • Performed as part of role • Goal of Role Mastery

  12. Instrumental Behaviors • Usually physical action • Long-term orientation

  13. Expressive Behaviors • Feelings and Attitudes about role & performance • Goal is direct or immediate feedback

  14. Expressive Behaviors • Emotional • Result from interactions

  15. Requirements of Role Behavior • Consumer--Who • Reward--What • Assess to facilities/Set of circumstances • Cooperation/collaboration

  16. Requirements of Role Behavior • Identify requirements of role behavior for a nursing student. Go through each of the four requirements with the group at your table.

  17. Assessment of Behavior • Identify age and primary role. • Identify secondary and tertiary roles & their relative importance.

  18. Assessment of Behavior • Determine instrumental and expressive behaviors for each role along with the “Requirements of the Role Behavior”.

  19. Other Stimuli influence Role Behavior • Social Norms • Physical make-up and age • Individual self-concept

  20. Other Stimuli influence Role Behavior • Role models • Knowledge of Expected Behaviors • Physical and/or emotion well-being

  21. Other Stimuli influence Role Behavior • Performance of other roles

  22. Nursing Diagnoses • Major Problems • Role Transition • Role Distance • Role Conflict

  23. Nursing Diagnoses • Knowledge Deficit related to parenting • Lack of parental attachment behavior • Role transition to new occupation

  24. Nursing Diagnoses • Inter-Role Conflict: Career and parenting due to first newborn • Diversional Activity Deficit:

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