Referent, Expert, Informational, and Persuasive Powers All Contribute to

question 121

Multiple Choice

Referent, expert, informational, and persuasive powers all contribute to

• A) psychological power.
• B) personal power.
• C) position power.
• D) authority.
• E) referent power.

Recognize the role and hierarchy of judicial interpretations and court decisions.

Understand the structure and utility of legal citations in case law research.

Learn about West’s key-number system and its application in legal research.

Know how to brief a case and the usefulness of this skill in legal practice.

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