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. 2019 Dec 16;7(1):91–98. doi: 10.1016/j.ijnss.2019.12.006

Table 1.

Results of the concept analysis of transformative learning in nursing education.

Category [14] Defining attributes and related connotations
Antecedents Cognitive and affective perspectives
Democratic education principles
Inspiration
Process/Procedure Triggered by - Uncomfortable situation
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    Experiencing a disorientating dilemma

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    Events that challenge one’s worldview

Phase1: Expanded awareness through:
Self-reflection
Phase 2: A highly cognitive and affective deep structural mental shift that involves a meaningful interactive, integrative and democratic construction process to arrive at new insight and changed perspective. Facilitated by:
Investigative learning activities (discovery, evidential and research-based)
Collaborative learning activities (communication, relating, connectedness)
Interactive learning activities (critical discourse, argumentation and dialogue)
Higher-order thinking activities (critical reflection, imaginative, creative, innovative and inventive)
Guiding philosophies and theories
Phase 3: Metacognition
Authenticity
Democratic vision
Self-directedness
Self-actualisation
Outcome Autonomous thinking citizen
Transformation of perspective
Competitiveness in the global market
Social justice for all