HYPOTHESIS AND THEORY ARTICLE The neural mediators of kindness-based meditation: a theoretical model

Keywords: sympathy, compassion, meditation, caring meditation, loving meditation, oxytocin,

The theoretical framework of this research is based on three prominent second language acquisition theories, Krashen's monitoring model (1985), Swain's output hypothesis (1985) and understandable output (1995) and Long's interaction It is based on the hypothesis (1996). . The three structures of these theories, namely inputs, interactions and outputs, are widely believed to be closely related elements in L2 learning (Zhang, 2009). Input is essential for language acquisition. However, input alone is not enough. Furthermore, interaction plays an equally important role in the learning process. For output, that is the ultimate outcome or purpose of learning L2

Based on an important criteria - based model proposed by Johnson and Webber 8, this article discusses the following: The meaning, boundary, language, concept, proposition, variables, assumptions, and the influence of the theory in nursing practice. . Therefore, the purpose of this research is to analyze Florence Nightingale's environmental theory through a model proposed by Johnson and Webber. It is used as a major source of critical analysis of Florence Nightingale's environmentalism theory. That is its most extensive study written in 1859. It is not what ", it was translated into Portuguese 1 in 1989. Second-hand information on environmental theories 2-4, 9-11 was also used, which made a significant contribution to the preparation of this consideration.