Agitation and Control Flashcards
exists when (1) people outside the normal decision-making establishment (2) advocate significant social change and (3) encounter a degree of resistance within the establishment such as to require more than the normal discursive means of persuasion.
Agitation
refers to the response of the decision-making establishment to agitation.” (p. 3-4)
Control
An individual has power over another when he or she can influence the other’s behavior. Changes in the distribution of power are the main goals of most agitating groups
The ability to control events and meanings
Power
authority of a position
Legitimate power
Use of punishments and threats
Coercive Power
Ability to give something of value in exchange for desired behaviors
Rewards Power
Based on skill and competence
Expert power
From feelings of admiration, affection, and loyalty
Referent Power