Which of the following is not a true statement about nursing theories?
a. Nursing theories serve as guidelines for professional practice.
b. Nursing theories have little effect on decision making.
c. Nursing theories are influenced by values and beliefs.
d. Nursing theories influence professional behaviors.
B
Options a, c, and d are true about nursing theories. Option b is incorrect, because nursing theories have significant effect on decision making.
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