For Foucault, Power Is in Its Most Potent Form When

question 8

Multiple Choice

For Foucault, power is in its most potent form when

• A) it is embodied within an individual.
• B) it is embodied within a social structure.
• C) it is expressed by brute coercion.
• D) it is successfully translated into systems of knowledge.

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Definitions:

Evolutionary Developmental Theory

A scientific theory that seeks to understand how evolutionary processes guide the development of organisms over time.

Adaptive Value

The extent to which a trait or behavior enhances an organism's chances of survival and reproduction in its environment.

Independent Variable

The factor proposed to change the behavior under study in an experiment; it is systematically manipulated during an experiment.

Experimental Research

A research design that permits inferences about cause and effect by exerting control, systematically manipulating a variable, and studying the effects on measured variables.