Identity Personality and Values: The Foundation of Professional Identity Development
Keywords:
identity, personalit, valuesAbstract
This article aims to review the crucial components of identity development. In particular, recently graduated or pre-service nurses which have specific character traits in both the science and art caring for human health efficiently and effectively. Consequently, clients would have satisfaction in their healthcare service and a better quality of life. Therefore, studying the components of identity development is essential. The literature review found that educational administrators and others related should intend to learn about and understand the personality which describe the details of personal identity and developable and values of each learner which affect the decision and behaviors. As a result, they could plan, analyze and develop what are the desirable traits in order for each institution to develop each individual’s identity to its maximum potential.
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