The underlying assumption in expectancy theory is that followers will be motivated
a. If they can do the work
b. If they have good exchanges with their leaders
c. If their efforts will result in a likely outcome
d. If they get a reward that has value to them
A, C, D
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a. Outgoing, happy, and worry free b. Decreased ability to concentrate c. Confident d. Disoriented e. Unstable affect f. Pressured speech g. Poor hygiene
By inquiring about the expectations and plans that a laboring woman and her partner have for the labor and birth, the nurse is primarily:
1. Recognizing the patient as an active participant in her own care. 2. Attempting to correct any misinformation the patient might have received. 3. Acting as an advocate for the patient. 4. Establishing rapport with the patient.
The nurse is preparing to interview a 6-year-old girl and her mother in an outpatient psychiatric setting. To establish a treatment alliance with the child, the nurse should:
A) Tell the child she watches Sesame Street all the time. B) Talk to the child while standing up and looking down at her. C) Tell the child that this must be a bit scary for her. D) Ask the parent if the child can be interviewed alone.
Major manifestations of diabetes mellitus:
a. inappropriate hyperglycemia b. disordered metabolism c. both d. Neither