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Practice Question

A nurse is teaching a class on leadership. The nurse should include that which of the following types of leaders identifies common values to empower employees?

Answer Choices:

Correct Answer:

Transformational leader

Rationale:

🟦 Transformational leadership focuses on identifying shared values and a common vision between leaders and employees to inspire commitment and motivation.

🟦 This leadership style empowers employees by encouraging autonomy, creativity, and professional growth rather than relying solely on rules or rewards.

🟦 Transformational leaders actively engage staff in decision-making, helping employees feel valued and invested in organizational goals.

🟦 By aligning individual values with organizational values, this leader promotes intrinsic motivation and long-term job satisfaction.

🟦 In nursing leadership, transformational leadership is associated with improved staff morale, retention, and quality of patient care.

Laissez-faire leadership provides minimal direction.

🟦 This style involves limited guidance or involvement, which can leave employees without support or empowerment.

🟦 It does not actively identify or unify staff around shared values.

Bureaucratic leadership emphasizes rules and structure.

🟦 Decision-making is guided by policies, procedures, and hierarchy rather than employee empowerment.

🟦 This approach limits flexibility and does not focus on shared values.

Transactional leadership is reward- and task-focused.

🟦 It motivates employees through rewards and consequences, not through shared values or vision.

🟦 This style supports short-term performance rather than empowerment.

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Question Details
  • Category: RN Nursing Exam(s)
  • Subcategory: ATI Exam(s)
  • Domain: RN ATI Leadership & Management
  • Answer Choices: 4
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