The Four Levels of Authority Are

question 97

Multiple Choice

The four levels of authority are:

• A) the authority to inform, the authority to recommend, the authority to record, and full authority.
• B) the authority to inform, the authority to recommend, the authority to report, and autonomy.
• C) the authority to inform, the authority to recommend, the authority to record, and autonomy.
• D) the authority to inform, the authority to recommend, the authority to report, and full authority.

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Definitions:

Conflicts

Situations in which opposing demands, interests, or impulses within an individual or between people lead to tension or disputes.

Self-reliant

The ability to depend on oneself for most needs and to make independent decisions and judgments.

Adolescents

Individuals in the transitional phase of growth and development between childhood and adulthood, often characterized by rapid physical, emotional, and social changes.

Personal Feelings

Individual emotions or affective states that are internal and subjective experiences.