A commanding leadership style has negative consequences to consider but can be appropriate
A. During clinical emergencies
B. When someone is too tired to be a visionary leader
C. When time isn't available for coaching
D. To demonstrate to consumers the value of command-and-control management
E. If staff are bombarding the nurse with non-essential questions
F. If everyone on the unit is expected to work overtime
ANS: A, C, E
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