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What is an example of a contemporary theory of leadership?
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transformational leadership--the difference b/leader and follower are de-emphasized.
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Name some examples of situational theories of leadership:
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-contingency
-path-goal -transactional leadership |
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Name some examples of trait theories of leadership:
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-Great man
-Attribution -Charasmatic |
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Variables affecting the type of manger a nurse might be:
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-individual characteristics
-type of organizational structure -how authority is dispersed -communication patterns -the situation at hand |
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What is meant by authoritarian style of leadership and when would it be necessary?
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A style in which the leader/manager makes majority of the decisions--in an emergency situation
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What is meant by laissez-fair (permissive) leadership and when would it be necessary?
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A style in which little or no direction is provided--an inpatient psych unit in which autonomy and self-direction are important parts of the units structure
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What is meant by democratic (participative) leadership?
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Input into decisions is encourage among employees as well as leaders and mangers
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What is multicratic leadership?
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Leadership in which the most favorable aspects of all styles are implimented determined by the task at hand--most commonly used in health care.
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What is legitimate power?
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based on the official position in an organization(i.e. clinical director of nursing)
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What is referent power?
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gained by a person because others like and admire them (a mentor or idol that influences how others act)
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What is reward power?
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having the ability to grant favors, rewards, or promotions (can be either in a leadership or a worker position)
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What is coersive power?
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based on the fear of punishment--useful in regards to maintaining safe nursing practices
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What is connection power?
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represents a cumulative effect of more than one person working together towards a common goal
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What are some benefits of transformational leadership?
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-employee empowerment
-info is openly shared b/leaders and workers -workers are delgated authority for decision making |
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What is emotional intelligence?
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understanding how emotions function within oneself and others and the ability to use them effectively
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