… to emotions can enhance the role of nurses educators in preparing nursing students for the
complexities of modern nursing … on emotional aspects of their own work that nurse educators …

… in this study, the independent variable is the non-verbal emotional display and the … than
mental health nursing students at recognising emotions from non-verbal displays. As Freshwater …

… might take a deep breath and smile in an effort to present a “professional face,” rather
than display their discomfort or distress by crying in front of a patient. Deep acting involves …

… Emotional intelligence is highly relevant in palliative care training, considering the coping
styles used by nursing students. Clinical simulation provides the opportunity to evaluate these …

… Emotional intelligence (EI) has been associated with positive outcomes for nursing students…
, higher academic performance, stronger nursing leadership and practice performance, and …

… a study to describe nursing students’ emotional experience of … ’ bodies elicits strong emotions
and that nursing students may be … Table 3 displays the descriptive statistics for the study …

… Surface acting emphasizes emotions that are displayed but not genuinely experienced
and was negatively associated with posttest knowledge scores (r =−0.34, P < .05). …

… A nursing student raised the issue of not receiving orientation to a unit where patients
were acutely unwell, unpredictable and sometimes aggressive. She perceived this as an …

… students view other cultures (Hunter, 2008; Hunter & Krantz, 2010). It suggests that undergraduate
nursing students … nursing must build on the knowledge that nursing students already …

… We focus on the emotionally charged context of hospital nurses, which may make display
rules … factors that affect the well-being of nurses is of practical significance. In what follows, we …