What Is Power

question 106

Multiple Choice

What is power?

• A) Western views of the Orient, implying a view of the periphery from the centre
• B) The right to require and receive the obedience of others
• C) The ability to dominate others by means of violence, force, manipulation, or authority
• D) The ability to determine the ruling discourse and what questions are being asked
• E) A construct of dominant European discourse that identifies a group as subordinate

Identify and differentiate between the various bases of power as defined by French and Raven.

Understand the impact of group dynamics and leadership on obedience and social conformity.

Explore the effects of personality traits on the use of power tactics and obedience to authority.

Understand different sources of power and their effects on behavior.

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