The "Strength-Is-Weakness" Dynamic in Coalitions States That

question 1

Multiple Choice

The "strength-is-weakness" dynamic in coalitions states that

• A) coalition founders will go to those who are the weakest for support.
• B) the weakest members may need to be in the coalition the most.
• C) the weakest members will demand the least payoff from joining the coalition.
• D) the weakest members may hold power in the coalition.
• E) The "strength-is-weakness" dynamic in coalitions states all of the above.

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