The staff nurse observes the student nurse's behavior on the unit, and notes the student is always on time, neat in appearance, and caring toward clients. Which conclusion regarding the student's level of professional commitment is most appropriate?
A) A pattern of behaviors congruent with the nurses' professional code of ethics
B) A strong belief in and acceptance of the company's goals, values, and mores
C) A willingness to be able to exert control over personal behaviors
D) A strong desire to be a part of a group
Answer: A
Factors associated with professional commitment include a strong belief in and acceptance of the profession's code, role, goals, values, and morals; a willingness to exert considerable personal effort on behalf of the profession; a strong desire to maintain membership in the profession; and a pattern of behaviors congruent with the nurses' professional code of ethics.
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