The Dynamic-Interdependence Approach to Power Posits That

question 25

Multiple Choice

The dynamic-interdependence approach to power posits that

• A) Power exists in individuals, not in relationships
• B) Power changes constantly as members attempt to achieve the group's
• Goals
• C) A competitive context is necessary for power to be present
• D) A cooperative context is necessary for power to be present

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