The Effect of Game-Based Learning on Identifying Cognitive Distortions and Interpersonal Communication Competence in Nursing Students' in the Care of Anxious Individuals
NCT07442331
Summary
Game-based learning methods in nursing education are important intervention techniques in terms of case management. This study aims to examine the effect of game-based learning in the care of anxious individuals on identifying cognitive distortions and interpersonal communication competence in nursing students.The research will be conducted at a state university's nursing faculty. The research will be conducted at a state university's nursing faculty. The sample of the research consists of first-year nursing students taking the self-awareness and communication course. There are 103 students taking the self-awareness and communication management course in the fall semester of 2025-2026. There are 80 first-year nursing students who have successfully completed the course. The study aims to reach the entire sample (n=80).
Eligibility
Inclusion Criteria: * Being a first-year nursing student, * Successfully completing the self-awareness and communication management course, * Having internet access, and * Being willing to participate in the research. Exclusion Criteria: * Difficulty speaking and understanding Turkish, * Not participating in theoretical training, * Not participating in in-class case discussions, * Not playing the game prepared for the case, * Incomplete or missing data collection forms, * Wanting to leave the research.
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NCT07442331