Quiz PIP Week 5

What is power in political science?

• The ability to influence others

• A type of government

• A social contract in society

• An economic system

Which term refers to the ability to get someone to do something they wouldn't otherwise do?

• Authority

• Influence

• Coercion

• Leadership

In a democracy, which type of power is primarily derived from the consent of the governed?

• Coercive power

• Traditional power

• Legitimate power

• Charismatic power

What is the primary source of political power in a democratic system?

• Military strength

• Public opinion

• Wealth

• Bureaucracy

What concept refers to the use of power to achieve desired outcomes without coercion?

• Persuasion

• Manipulation

• Negotiation

• Compromise

Which of the following best describes "legitimate power"?

• Power based on fear

• • Power recognized by ruled

• Power derived from wealth

• Power gained through force

Which theorist is most associated with the concept of "power elite"?

• Karl Marx

• Max Weber

• Wright Mills

• John Locke

What is the difference between "hard power" and "soft power"?

• Hard power uses force, while soft power uses persuasion

• Hard power is financial, while soft power is military

• Hard power is democratic, while soft power is authoritarian

• Hard power is internal, while soft power is external