The use of a cognitive behavioural model of reflection to facilitate transformative learning in undergraduate nursing education. The quantitative results of a mixed methods study

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Vydáno v:	Nurse Education in Practice vol. 87 (Aug 2025), p. 104444-104451
Hlavní autor:	Batterbee, Robert
Další autoři:	Bradshaw, Julie, Frost, Andrew, Hunt, Susan
Vydáno:	Elsevier Limited
Témata:	Australia Western Australia Australia Behavior Students Cognitive behavioral therapy Reflective practice Influence Medical education Professional practice Learning Critical thinking Metacognition Nursing education Clinical medicine Selfreflection Quasi-experimental methods Self awareness Emotions Mixed methods research Skills Qualitative research Cognitive-behavioral factors Data collection Clinical nursing Reflection Professions College students Education Cognition Nurses Learning theories Research methodology Nursing Groups Prior Learning Cognitive Processes Researchers Reliability Pattern Recognition Reflective Teaching Psychological Patterns Evaluative Thinking Learning Objectives Control Groups Nursing Students Ethics Feedback (Response) Beliefs Professional Development Data Analysis Grounded Theory Longitudinal Studies Emotional Response
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Abstrakt:	Aim This study examined whether a cognitive behavioural approach to critical reflection could facilitate transformative learning in nursing students compared with a traditional reflective model. Background Critical reflection is essential in nursing practice and education. While transformative learning theory (TLT) has the potential to facilitate deeper learning, its application in nursing education remains underexplored. Cognitive behavioural approaches have successfully promoted critical reflection in other clinical professions but have yet to be used in nursing education. Design A quasi-experimental mixed methods design was employed. This paper reports the quantitative findings. Methods Two groups od second year undergraduate nursing students were compared: the experimental group received a cognitive behavioural approach, while the control group received a traditional reflective model. The Self-Reflection and Insight Scale (SRIS) measured outcomes at baseline, post-intervention and follow up. Response rates were 88.5 % (n = 139) for the experimental group and 93 % (n = 169) for the control group. Data were analysed using Linear mixed-effects models. Results Significant differences were observed in insight, engagement in reflection and perceived need to reflect. The cognitive behavioural approach led to a highly significant increase in reflective insight, with scores improving by 5.54 units from baseline to follow-up (p < 0.001). Conclusions These findings indicated that the cognitive behavioural approach facilitated critical reflection, particularly in developing insight and metacognitive skills. A separate qualitative analysis examining the utility of the approach will offer further insight into how this approach supported transformative learning.
ISSN:	1471-5953 1873-5223
DOI:	10.1016/j.nepr.2025.104444
Zdroj:	Sociology Database