A Change Agent May Take Direct and Unilateral Action to Command

question 82

Multiple Choice

A change agent may take direct and unilateral action to command that change occurs. The change agent is using what version of force-coercion?

• A) Lateral manoeuvring
• B) Power sharing
• C) Indirect forcing
• D) Direct forcing
• E) Informational manipulation

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Definitions:

Goal Attainment

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Intergroup Bias

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Self-Esteem

The degree to which a person has a positive self-evaluation.

Locus of Control

A psychological concept referring to an individual's belief about the extent of control they have over events in their lives, which can be internal (believing they have control) or external (believing that outside forces have control).