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Transitioning Identities: The Cognitive and Psychological Evolution of Adolescent Females in Nursing Education

Authors

Dr. Muzaffar Badshah Mulla

Principal, Sawkar Ayurvedic Medical College and Sawkar Ayurvedic Hospital, Panmalewadi, Satara (IN)

MD (Ayu) Rognidan

Principal, Sawkar Ayurvedic Medical College and Sawkar Ayurvedic Hospital, Panmalewadi, Satara (IN)

Vikruti Vidnyan

Principal, Sawkar Ayurvedic Medical College and Sawkar Ayurvedic Hospital, Panmalewadi, Satara (IN)

Article Information

DOI: 10.51583/IJLTEMAS.2026.150600195

Subject Category: Transitioning Identities

Volume/Issue: 15/6 | Page No: 2654-2657

Publication Timeline

Submitted: 2026-07-21

Published: 2026-07-21

Abstract

The transition from late adolescence to professional nursing practice involves a radical, multi-dimensional restructuring of the self (p. 1). This article examines how the rigorous nursing curriculum influences the cognitive and psychological architecture of adolescent females, moving them from self-oriented adolescent perspectives to a service-oriented professional identity (p. 1). It highlights the development of emotional intelligence, resilience, the mitigation of gender-based socialization, and the acquisition of the "nursing gaze"—a specialized clinical lens that balances deep empathy with objective scientific reasoning (p. 1).

Keywords

Transitioning Identities, Cognitive, Psychological

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