To become a leader, one must develop certain personal aspects. Which of the following can be identified as competencies expected in creating leadership in oneself? (Select all that apply.)
a. Asking for overtime
b. Asking for certain patient assignments
c. Personal and professional accountability
d. Acquiring advanced degrees
e. Personal discipline
ANS: C, D, E
Options C, D, and E are competencies identified in the text for developing leadership in oneself. Although they may be associated with a good work ethic, the other options do not apply to the development of leadership competencies.
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