Not Belching at the Dinner Table Is an Example of A(n)

question 216

Short Answer

Not belching at the dinner table is an example of a(n) _______________, an unwritten rule about how to behave in a certain social context.

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Definitions:

Coercive Power

The ability to compel or force someone to do something through threats or force.

Legitimate Power

Power that is officially sanctioned by an organization or institution, and is accepted by members as rightly exercised.

Reward Power

The ability of a person to influence others' actions, behaviors, or attitudes by offering them something desirable.

Salary Raises

Incremental increases in wages given to employees, typically as a reward for performance, tenure, or to adjust for market conditions.