McClelland's Two Faces of Power Include

question 107

Multiple Choice

McClelland's two faces of power include:

• A)coercive and social
• B)legitimate and personal
• C)personal and social
• D)legitimate and social

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Definitions:

Intergroup Contact

The interaction between members of different social, ethnic, or cultural groups, which can reduce prejudice and improve intergroup relations.

Institutional Support

The assistance and resources provided by organizations or institutions, especially in educational, social, or professional settings, to facilitate goals or well-being.

Social Identity Theory

A theory positing that individuals define themselves in terms of group memberships and these group identifications influence behavior and attitudes.

Normative Influence

In groups, a form of influence that occurs when a member conforms to group norms in order to receive the rewards or avoid the punishments that are contingent on adherence to these norms.