Counterpower Refers To

question 65

Multiple Choice

Counterpower refers to:

• A) a second source of power held by the power holder in case the main source of power is ineffective.
• B) the initial feeling of power employees experience when they are given more freedom and control over their jobs.
• C) the capacity to keep someone who is more powerful than you in the exchange relationship.
• D) a method of measuring the number of times an employee uses his or her power each day.
• E) the ability of a person or department to gain more power through unethical organizational politics.

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