DUNDIS

Acronym	Definition
DUNDIS	Direction of United Nations Databases and Information Systems

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During the process, consideration of both Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs and Hertzberg's Motivational Theory (Benson & Dundis, 2003; Jones, 2007) meant that faculty sought an examination that would challenge students intellectually and offer useful feedback, yet could be administered in the nursing computer lab, an environment that provided assurance for students' safety and security needs.

Rx for NCLEX-RN success: reflections on development of an effective preparation process for senior baccalaureate students

Benson and Dundis (2003) suggest that the whole person should be evaluated in ways that go beyond pure health, but instead address "life performance" (p 319).

Emerging scholar column: bringing one's highest frequency to the practice of nursing

STEPHEN DUNDIS & SUZANNE BENSON, NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY, USA E-MAIL: s-dundis@neiu.edu

Building more effective virtual teams: an examination of the task variable in online group problem-solving