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GRADUATE SCHOOL
MASTER OF ARTS IN NURSING
IN-CAMPUS (2014-2015)
Motivation Achievement
Quality of supervision
Career advancement
Hygiene Factors Relations with others
Motivational Factors Personal growth
(Herzberg Two-Factor Theory) Personal life
Job interest
Rate of pay
Recognition
Job security
Responsibility
Working condition
Neutral form/position
Ivan V. Wycoco: The Seesaw Theory in Nursing
Company policies
Quality of supervision
Relations with others
Personal life
Rate of pay
Job security
Working condition
Achievement
Career advancement
Personal growth
Recognition
Job resignation
Performance
Career growth
Motivation
Negative form
Ivan V. Wycoco: The Seesaw Theory in Nursing
Company policies
Quality of supervision
Relations with others
Personal life
Rate of pay
Job security
Working condition
Achievement
Career advancement
Personal growth
Job resignation Recognition
Performance
Career growth
Motivation
Positive form
Ivan V. Wycoco: The Seesaw Theory in Nursing
Assumptions
Concepts
Concept Definition
Relationships
Ivan’s Seesaw theory encompasses a great many
relationships, many of them complex. Ivan has broken
these into useful propositions that enhance the
understanding of the relationships of the theory. The
following is a review of some of the relationships among
concepts of the theory.
Nurse and patient are purposeful interacting systems.
Nurse and client perceptions, judgments, and actions,
if congruent, lead to goal directed transactions.
Nurses’ desire jobs that are meaningful, provide them
with the opportunity to be personally responsible for
the outcome of their work (autonomy), and provide
them with feedback of the results of their efforts
(Hackman & Oldman, 1976).
Ivan V. Wycoco: The Seesaw Theory in Nursing
USEFULNESS
Ivan’s theory approach was constructed to be useful to
nursing and is most applicable to nursing management and
practice, with the driving force for it being in nursing
education, information and materials used in Ivan’s theory
were from other discipline as well. The theory is useful for
nursing practice and education.
PARSIMONY
The conceptual system was presented together in
several versions and writings from other discipline. The theory is
open for revision, update, and enhancement for future
reference and guide. It is not parsimonious, having numerous
concepts, however, mirrors the complexity of matter of the
model. The model is general and universal and can be
umbrella for more than one theory and future reference.
Ivan V. Wycoco: The Seesaw Theory in Nursing