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torybrooks · **on:** Jul 7, 2018

Group problem solving is known to be more effective over individual problem solving because of a larger knowledge and information base, increased acceptance of solutions, more approaches to a problem, lower economic costs, and the ability for:

a. group development.
b. individual expression.
c. hierarchical bonding.
d. organizational team building.

Question 2

A nurse manager notices that Nathan, an RN who has been on the unit for approximately 3 years, has a particular interest in technology and seems to be very enthused about working with soft-ware and hardware at home.

She speaks with Nathan and asks him if he would lead investigation of software applications on the unit. This is an example of: a. Opportunity.
b. Delegation.
c. Role negotiation.
d. Role transition.

AISCAMPING · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 7, 2018

Answer to Question 1

B
Individual expression is one of the major advantages of group problem solving (Veninga, 1982).

Answer to Question 2

A
Nathan's nurse manager recognizes Nathan's interest in technology as an opportunity for the unit and as an untapped resource that can be used to meet unit goals.