The nurse is applying the traditional problem-solving model when mediating in a conflict between two colleagues. When applying this model, the nurse should prioritize what task?
A) Identifying the root cause of the conflict
B) Implementing a solution as quickly as possible
C) Eliciting input from other nurses
D) Encouraging each nurse to reflect on his or her actions
Answer: A) Identifying the root cause of the conflict
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