The Ability to Impose One's Will by Force, Threats, or Deceit

question 14

Multiple Choice

The ability to impose one's will by force, threats, or deceit is known as:

• A) Authority
• B) Institutionalized power
• C) Coercive power
• D) Emasculation

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Definitions:

Symbol

A hallmark, icon, or language that points to, mirrors, or is accepted as indicating a perception, material, or affinity.

Circularity

A geometric term referring to the attribute of a shape being round, measured typically by how much a part deviates from a perfect circle.

Feature Control Frame

A rectangular box that contains the geometric characteristics and tolerances applicable to the features of parts in technical drawings.

Datum Surface

A reference surface or point from which measurements are taken to ensure parts are manufactured, or assembled correctly.