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Which statement best describes how a nurse manager might facilitate a positive change in an employee?
[1] The nurse manager threatens to decrease evaluation scores if the behavior
continues.
[2] At the end of each week, the nurse manager will offer verbal encouragement to
the staff member if the desired level of behavior is met.
[3] If the behavior continues, the nurse manager will order the staff member to work
overtime.
[4] The nurse manager threatens to refuse break periods if the behavior continues.

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