Which of the following are the three major elements of developing a vision?

Question

A. Feeling there is a reason to change what has always worked, changing to another method without sharing with staff, and mandating that the new method is the only way
B. Believing in one's own intuition over oth-er's views, implementing the new vision immediately, and limiting any evaluation method of the new idea that may be nega-tive
C. Constructing the major idea, getting the entire group to embrace the idea, and en-gaging everyone in the group to accom-plish the vision
D. Talking with others to get group input on a new vision, allowing those who agree with one's vision to implement and evaluate the idea, and telling the people who do not agree with the new vision they will be transferred to another unit

Answer 1

ANS: C

Feedback
A Incorrect because one would never change a vision that is working without discussing the advantages of a new vision and getting staff input.
B Incorrect because none of these steps would help launch the vision successfully.
C Correct because the three stages of vision development are identified.
D Incorrect because one would not transfer staff to another unit who did not agree with a vision.