30 Questions
What is the traditional way of relating to power?
Power grabbing and coercion
How can a healthcare professional promote a powerful image?
By introducing themselves confidently and dressing appropriately
What does attire symbolize according to the text?
Power and success
What is the result of chronic complaining?
It conveys a sense of powerlessness
What is the effect of positive interactions on an individual's image?
They create a strong and favorable image
What is necessary to establish oneself as a powerful person?
Introducing oneself confidently and shaking hands
What is the primary goal of principle-centred power in leadership?
To create order from conflict, contradictions and chaos
What is a key aspect of a leader's power, according to the text?
The ability to influence because followers trust and respect the leader
What is a key outcome of a leader's use of power, according to the text?
It alters attitudes and behavior by addressing individual needs and motivations
What is one of the behaviors that activates principle-centred leadership, according to the text?
Getting to know people
What is one of the types of power used in organizations to influence others, according to the text?
One of the seven generally accepted types of interpersonal power
What does principle-centred power allow leaders to do, according to the text?
Make choices and decisions
What is the primary purpose of policy in an organization?
To govern action and determine relationships, activities, and goals
What is the definition of politics in the context of healthcare?
The art of influencing the allocation of scarce resources
Why is it important to develop relationships with people close to the patient interface?
Because they can bring knowledge of practical solutions
What is an example of a workplace policy?
A ban on smoking in enclosed public spaces
What is the result of political action on a national or local level?
The setting of policies that govern an organization's actions
When should coercion be used in influencing others?
Only when other methods do not work
What is a key aspect of politics in the context of healthcare?
An interpersonal endeavour.
What is essential for effective politics in healthcare?
A careful and insightful political analysis.
What is a key outcome of effective political action in healthcare?
Improved patient outcomes.
What is an important consideration for healthcare professionals seeking to influence an issue or situation?
People's perception of their ability to create change.
What is a key step in planning effective political action in healthcare?
Brainstorming alternative solutions.
What is important for healthcare professionals to develop in order to bring about effective political change?
A support base that crosses disciplinary boundaries.
What type of power is based on the penalties a manager might impose on an individual or a group?
Coercive power
What is the term used to describe the ability to compel someone to do things they don't want to do by use of implied threats or manipulation?
Coercion
What type of power stems from a manager's right to make a request because of authority associated with job and rank?
Legitimate power
What type of power is based on possession of unique skills, knowledge, and competence?
Expert power
What is an example of a subtle punishment that a manager might use against a disruptive staff member?
Denying requests for leave or educational opportunities
Why do others follow the advice of senior staff members?
Because of their expert power
This quiz assesses your understanding of power and leadership principles, including principle-centred power and how it is based on honour, respect, loyalty, and commitment. It also covers the role of policies in guiding actions and decisions in organizations.
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