Kirkpatrick and Locke's research postulated that
a. Individuals are only born with traits
b. Traits can be learned
c. Traits cannot be learned
d. Traits are unimportant to leadership
B
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1. cost containment. 2. foreign competition. 3. physician satisfaction. 4. outcome improvement.
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