PGQ1W4 - Power

it refers to the capacity to control and influence peoples' behavior

• Power

• Influence

• Authority

• Legitimacy

It means conformity to the rules

• Power

• Influence

• Authority

• Legitimacy

The one dimensional view of power is about _____

• the issue method

• the setting of the agenda

• the manipulation of the views of others

• the issue of sovereignty

the two dimensional view of power is about ________

• the issue method

• the setting of the agenda

• the manipulation of the views of others

• the issue of sovereignty

He proposed the idea of the three dimension of power

• Harold Lasswell

• Van Tatenhove

• Steven Michael Lukes

• Jeremy Flores

What among the three dimension of power is seen, according to Lukes, as "power as domination"

• One-dimensional view - the issue method

• two-dimensional view - the agenda setting method

• three-dimensional view - the manipulation of the views of others

it is the extent to which a leader can use extrinsic and intrinsic rewards to control and influence people

• Coercive Power

• Legitimate Power

• Reward Power

• Process Power

it is when the leaders are highly liked and people identify strongly with them

• Coercive Power

• Legitimate Power

• Referent Power

• Process Power

the ability to control another person’s behavior through the possession of knowledge, experiences and skills that other person need but don’t have.

• Coercive Power

• Legitimate Power

• Referent Power

• Expert Power

An Authority which has the capacity to gain respect and even adulation to the point of moving followers to make great sacrifices

• Charismatic Authority

• Rational-Legal Authority

• Traditional Authority

• Coercive Autority