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Prepare effectively for MHA 702 Exam 3 with this comprehensive study guide featuring 350+ exam-style practice questions and detailed answer explanations covering the core principles of healthcare human resource management, employee relations, compensation and benefits, performance management, employment law, and organizational leadership. This resource provides an in-depth review of management philosophies, scientific management, motivational theories, compensation systems, employee benefits, legal compliance, performance appraisal methods, workers' compensation, unemployment insurance, and human resource strategies essential for success in graduate healthcare administration programs. Presented in a structured question-and-answer format, this guide strengthens conceptual understanding, leadership competencies, and practical decision-making skills for examinations and professional practice. 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MHA 702 Exam 3 (ch 7-9) 2026
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What is the nature of typical healthcare organization? - ANSWER

✔✔people centered


3 managment philosophies governing employee relations - ANSWER

✔✔authoritarian, legalistic, humanistic


Authoritarian management - ANSWER ✔✔-encompasses the

beginnings of organized enterprise, including master-slave relationships

-people must be pushed and told what to do in order to get results

-minimizes importance of people

,-generally accepted for centuries before 1900s

fundamental motivating force in authoritarian management -

ANSWER ✔✔fear


2 autocratic styles of authoritiarn management - ANSWER

✔✔exploitative and benevolent


Exploitative autocrats - ANSWER ✔✔generally cruel leaders who

literally exploit their followers for personal gain; "attila the hun of school

management"


Benevolent autocrats - ANSWER ✔✔look after their followers and

ensure that they are well cared for and protected; "fathers knows best

school of management"


When did authoritarian management start to deminish? - ANSWER

✔✔during the 1900s, changing more at end of century


when did legalist movement begin? - ANSWER ✔✔1930s


what caused the legalistic movement? - ANSWER ✔✔passage of

wage and hour laws and enactment of labor laws

, how did the legalistic movement change how managers treated their

employees? - ANSWER ✔✔managers now interacted with

employees out of a strict regard for employee rights


what contributed to humanistic management? - ANSWER

✔✔expanding legislation and the human relations movement since the

middle of the 1900s


humanistic managment - ANSWER ✔✔fosters the belief that

contented, well treated employees who are dealt with fairly were

generally better producers and more loyal


humanistic management holds... - ANSWER ✔✔the optimistic view

that satisfied workers produce best


legalistic management is driven by - ANSWER ✔✔pessimistic and

somewhat authoritarian assumptions about people


Why does authoritarian management still exist today? - ANSWER

✔✔Tradition; most managers learn by on-the-job observation


emergence of scientific management - ANSWER ✔✔early years of

1900s




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