Managers Can Increase Group Cohesiveness by

question 72

Multiple Choice

Managers can increase group cohesiveness by

• A)making the group size very large.
• B)effectively managing diversity within groups.
• C)eliminating competition among groups.
• D)focusing on group goals rather than on organizational goals.
• E)ensuring groups face sufficient obstacles, so goals require effort by all members.

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Definitions:

Preoperative Instruction

Guidelines given to patients before surgery, which may include dietary restrictions, medication rules, and what to expect during and after the procedure.

Minor Surgical Procedure

A medical intervention that is less invasive, often performed on an outpatient basis and requires minimal recovery time.

Sterile Scrub Assistant

An assistant who handles sterile equipment during a surgical procedure.

Passing Instruments

A procedural task in healthcare, where tools are handed to a surgeon or another medical professional during a procedure.