A Manager's Legitimate Power Over Subordinates Exists When

question 93

Multiple Choice

A manager's legitimate power over subordinates exists when:

• A)the organization grants formal authority over the employees.
• B)the manager is able to reward or punish the employees.
• C)employees agree to let the manager have power over them.
• D)employees are blinded by the manager's charisma.
• E)the organization grants formal authority AND employees agree to let the manager use this authority.

Analyze the effect of social class on family attitudes, values, and leisure interests.

Differentiate between myths and realities of family life and its changes over time.

Examine the role of the family in providing emotional support, socialization, and gender roles.

Understand the complexity of family relationships and authority patterns within households.

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Definitions:

After-The-Fact Judgments

Evaluations or decisions made after an event has occurred, often based on the outcomes rather than prior known information.

State Of Mind

The particular condition of the mind or feelings at a specific time, often influenced by one’s circumstances, mood, or environment.

Insanity Defense

A legal defense stating that a defendant was unable to understand the nature of their actions or distinguish right from wrong due to a mental disorder at the time of the crime.

Social Factors

Elements within society, such as family, education, income, and religion, that influence an individual's life choices and opportunities.