Which statements demonstrate that the patient is at the acceptance stage of learning? Select the 2 correct answers.(Select All that Apply.)

A. Cognitive learning involves knowledge acquisition, understanding, and mental skills such as remembering and problem-solving. It does not involve physical skill demonstration.
B. Perceptive is not one of the commonly defined domains of learning used in nursing education.
C. Psychomotor learning involves the development of physical or manual skills. Demonstrating the correct technique for self-injection is a clear example of a psychomotor skill.
D. Affective learning focuses on emotions, attitudes, values, and feelings. It would apply more to how a patient feels about self-injecting rather than the physical act itself.

A. "Understanding" is subjective and cannot be directly measured. It would be more effective if the goal focused on the patient demonstrating their understanding (e.g., "The patient will explain the importance of daily iron supplements").
B. Feelings such as comfort are difficult to measure objectively.
C. This goal is too broad and vague to be measured effectively. It's not clear how "sufficient information" would be assessed.
D. This goal is measurable because the nurse can observe or document if the patient verbalizes the responsibility to obtain their daily weights, which is an objective outcome that can be assessed.