A Force-Coercion Strategy for Change Involves the Use of Formal

question 109

True/False

A force-coercion strategy for change involves the use of formal authority and/or rewards or punishments.

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Definitions:

Parties

In Weber’s usage, are organizations that seek to impose their will on others.

Status Groups

Differ from one another in terms of the prestige or social honour they enjoy and also in terms of their style of life.

Impose Their Will

the act of forcing one's decisions, beliefs, or desires onto another person or group, often without their consent.

Status Groups

Communities or social collectives that people belong to based on prestige, honor, lifestyle, or other social characteristics, distinguishing them from other groups.