Rosa T., head nurse, reports that she is an empowering leader. Her team says she is an autocratic tyrant. Which of the following is a reasonable explanation of the different perceptions?
A) Rosa has self-expectations of herself as a woman and she sees what she does accordingly.
B) The team has expectations of what a woman leader should be like, but Rosa can't live up to them and still do her job.
C) The hospital culture creates expectations of Rosa that force her to behave autocratically.
D) All of these choices
E) None of these choices
D
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