Concept Analysis for Self-monitoring in Interpersonal Relationships

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  • 対人関係におけるセルフモニタリングの概念分析
  • タイジン カンケイ ニ オケル セルフモニタリング ノ ガイネン ブンセキ

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<p>〔Objective〕This study aims to establish and identify definitions for a conceptual analysis of self-monitoring in interpersonal relationships.</p><p>〔Method〕Based on the concept analysis method of Rodgers et al. （2000）, the antecedents, attributes, consequences, and related concepts in self-monitoring of interpersonal relationships were determined and analyzed.</p><p>〔Results〕In an analysis of 30 papers, there were two categories of antecedents: social characteristics and self-internal characteristics; three categories of attributes: observation, situation identification, selection, and control of behavior in the specific situations; two categories for the consequences: behaviors based on an evaluation of the surrounding factors and unnoticed change in oneself.</p><p>〔Conclusion〕The concepts identified would be useful as a point of take-off for intentionally monitoring the own situation in interpersonal relationships, possibly utilized as a means to add to experience, become practical knowledge, and improve nursing practice is considered possible.</p>

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