Power Is an Action, Not a Potential

question 1

True/False

Power is an action, not a potential.

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Definitions:

Listener Apprehension

Fear of misunderstanding, misinterpreting, or being unable to adjust to the spoken messages of others.

Presentation

The act of showing, demonstrating, or delivering information to an audience.

City Council

A governing body responsible for making decisions on local laws, policies, and regulations in a city.

Conversational Narcissism

A focus on personal agendas and self-absorption rather than on the needs and ideas of others.