Management & Communication
Strategies | Study Guide & Exam
Prep 2026/2027
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,What are the primary cognitive learning Discuss functions of nurse managers/leaders, compare
objectives for nursing leadership and roles of nurse managers and leaders, comprehend
management? leadership theories, and develop essential tasks for
clinical practice.
What is the affective learning objective Work effectively in teams, engage in discussions,
in nursing leadership? appreciate diverse opinions, and accept responsibility
for personal development.
What psychomotor skills should nursing Demonstrate leading and managing behaviors, apply
students demonstrate in leadership? managerial tasks in various settings, and use
technology effectively.
Define nursing management. A guide for nurses to learn concepts of organizing,
staffing, scheduling, directing, and controlling in
healthcare settings.
What is the definition of management A process by which a cooperative group directs actions
according to Venson (2010)? towards common goals, coordinating services of
people.
What are the three-fold concepts of Economic source, system of authority, and class and
management? status system.
Who is known as the 'father of scientific Frederick W. Taylor.
management'?
What are the four principles of scientific 1. Replace 'Rule of Thumb' with scientific methods. 2.
management? Hire and promote based on competence. 3. Provide
financial rewards for accomplishments. 4. Maintain
good interpersonal relationships.
What is the significance of the Gantt Developed by Henry Gantt, it is a tool for planning and
Chart? scheduling projects.
, What does POSDCORB stand for in Planning, Organizing, Staffing, Directing, Coordinating,
management functions? Reporting, and Budgeting.
Who developed the concept of the Max Weber.
organizational chart?
What are the three bases of authority Traditional, charismatic, and rational authority.
according to Max Weber?
What is participative decision making? A principle suggested by Mary Parker Follett where
managers have authority with one another rather than
over employees.
What is the Hawthorne effect? The phenomenon where productivity increases when
workers feel they are being studied.
Who developed the Hierarchy of Abraham Maslow.
Needs?
List the levels of Maslow's Hierarchy of Physiological, Safety and Security, Love and
Needs. Belonging, Self-Esteem, Self-Actualization.