Identification Type Flashcards
the term used when nurses experience psychological stress due to workload and ethical dilemmas.
Moral distress
the type of conflict that occurs when resources are scarce and departments or individuals compete for them.
Conflict due to scarcity
the resolution strategy that requires both parties to reach a mutually satisfactory solution without a “winner” or “loser.”
Collaborative or cooperative conflict resolution
the term that describes intentional aggressive behavior to exert power over another, often targeting a single individual.
Bullying or Nurse-to-Nurse Lateral Violence (NNLV)
the step in the problem-solving process where the implemented solution is evaluated.
Evaluate: Is the problem resolved?
the authors who defined conflict as a metaphor for “difference.”
Porter O’Grady and Malloch (2016)
the theory related to conflict management that debunks the idea that there is only a limited amount of resources to be divided (referred to as the “fixed pie myth”).
Thompson and Fox (2001)
the authors who suggested that successful conflict resolution can lead to empowerment.
Horton-Deutsch and Wellman (2002)
the authors who discussed the impact of work intensification due to staffing shortages.
Roch, Dubois, and Walter (2008)
the authors who emphasized asking questions to scope a conflict situation thoroughly before attempting to resolve it.
Walker and Harris (1995)