Many Fraternities and Sororities Assess Fines Against Members If They

question 152

Multiple Choice

Many fraternities and sororities assess fines against members if they do not attend social functions or meetings. Some members even leave meetings of other organizations to which they are members to avoid the fine for missing a fraternity or sorority function. The ability of a fraternity or sorority to get members to attend functions in this manner results from which type of social power?

• A) referent power
• B) legitimate power
• C) expert power
• D) reward power
• E) coercive power

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