Early Leadership Theories - Management Process

trait theory

This theory assumes that a person must have certain innate abilities, personality traits, or other characteristics in order to be a leader.

great man theory

This theory assumes that certain people, they happened at the right place, at the right time, and it was the events of their time that made them great.

charisma

It is an inspirational quality, possessed by some people, that makes them feel better in their presence.

charismatic leaders

These leaders perceive themselves as having supernatural purpose and destiny that followers idolize and worship them as spiritual figures.

henri fayol

He is known as the father of the management process

14 principles

According to Fayol, how many principles of management are there?

five functions

According to Fayol, how many administrative functions are there?

planning, organizing, staffing, directing, controlling

What are the five administrative functions of the management process?

planning

Assessment in the nursing process is equivalent to what part of the management process?

planning, organizing, staffing

Planning in the nursing process is equivalent to what part of the management process?

organizing, directing

Implementing in the nursing process is equivalent to what part of the management process?

controlling

Evaluating in the nursing process is equivalent to what part of the management process?

plan

It is the process of setting goals and choosing means to achieve the goals. It bridges the gap between where you are going and where you want to go.

use of resources, people, and environment

Planning is a continous process to ensure that __________ are done for the present and the future.

founder, board of trustees, and president

The mission statement is drafted by whom?

top and middle-level managers

Strategic plans are drafted by whom?

middle and first-level managers

Operational plans are drafted by whom?

annual and quarterly plans

What are examples of short-range plans?

operational planning

Planning that deals with day to day maintenance activities?

belief

It is a conviction that certain things are true.

vision

A mental image, power of imagination. For now but in the future.

mission

An aim to be accomplished. It is considered the highest priority in planning.

goal

It is the end product of all efforts in the organization.

philosophy

It is the statement of beliefs and values that directs the behaviors of all.

objective

These are the things to be done to achieve the goals.

policy

It is the governing plan for accomplishing goals and objectives.

procedure

It is a chronological sequence of steps. It is within a process.

protocols

These are the documents of agreement.

brainstorming, strategic planning, research

What are examples of cognitive intangible elements?

satisfaction, fear, warmth, contentment

What are examples of affective intangible elements?

strength and weaknesses

What comprises the internal assessment in a SWOT analysis?

opportunities and threats

What comprises the external assessment in a SWOT analysis?

threats to life, dignity, and integrity

What is the first priority of needs?

threats to destructive changes

What is the second priority of needs?

threats to normal growth and development

What is the third priority of needs?