A Form of Power That Stresses the Application or Threat

question 62

Multiple Choice

A form of power that stresses the application or threat of physical force is known as:​

• A) ​coercive power.
• B) ​normative power.
• C) ​physical power.
• D) ​remunerative power.

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Definitions:

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