Which of the following is the most effective method of increasing creativity in nurses?

A. Changing conditions in the work setting
B. Offering stress-reduction exercises to em-ployees
C. Offering financial incentives to employees
D. Mandating attendance at creativity work-shops


ANS: A

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A Correct because by changing conditions, the nurses can use their creativity to make an improved practice setting.
B Incorrect because stress reduction is not related to increasing creativity.
C Incorrect because financial incentives do not necessarily cause increased creativity.
D Incorrect because mandating attendance at a creativity workshop will negatively af-fect gaining creativity.

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