Referent Power Is Especially Potent Because

question 271

Multiple Choice

Referent power is especially potent because

• A)it stems from identification with the power holder.
• B)few people have it.
• C)its absence may lead to cognitive dissonance.
• D)it is perfectly correlated with coercive power.
• E)it is perfectly correlated with expert power.

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Definitions:

Debris Flow

A rapid downhill movement of a mixture of water, soil, and rock, often triggered by heavy rainfall or rapid snowmelt, behaving much like a river of concrete.

Rock Avalanche

A rapid, massive flow of rock debris down a slope, typically triggered by seismic activity or the undercutting of a mountain's base.

Rock Fall

A rock fall refers to the rapid descent of rock from a steep cliff or mountainside, often triggered by natural processes like weathering or human activities.

Earth Flow

A type of mass wasting event where soil and regolith move slowly downslope, often triggered by saturation from rainfall or melting snow.