The three major concepts of Reed's theory of self-transcendence are
A. Well-being, self-transcendence, environment
B. Self-transcendence, health, vulnerability
C. Nursing, self-transcendence, vulnerability
D. Self-transcendence, vulnerability, well-being
ANS: D
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