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Which statement most accurately describes how a nurse manager would positively motivate a nurse who seems unhappy and is deliberately damaging unit morale?
[1] The nurse should be separated from those individuals most affected by the damaging remarks or actions.
[2] The nurse manager should discourage further damage to the unit morale, by discussing the nurse’s issues in private.
[3] The nurse should be allowed to continue working, but must attend a class on positive motivation.
[4] The nurse manager should ask the individual to facilitate a task force assessing needed changes in the unit.

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You'd made an excellent professor, what are you doing here!? lol

Kidding, thank you

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