A Master's Degree in Nursing Differs from a Generic Nursing

question 18

Multiple Choice

A master's degree in nursing differs from a generic nursing degree in what way? A master's degree in nursing

• A)requires a level of specialization to be selected.
• B)prepares the nurse for nursing administration.
• C)increases the authority and responsibilities of the nurse.
• D)enables the nurse to become a nurse educator.

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Definitions:

Assigning Tasks

The process of distributing or allocating specific duties or activities to individuals or groups within an organization to achieve certain objectives.

Leadership Style

The characteristic manner and approach of providing direction, implementing plans, and motivating people.

Participative Style

A leadership or management approach that involves input and involvement from group members in decision-making processes.

Micromanagement

A management style characterized by excessive control or attention to details, often to the detriment of overall performance.