POWER Flashcards

1
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What is power?

A

The capacity to have other people do what you would like them to

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2
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What are the sources of power?

A

(W NIPSS)
Physical power
Wealth
Social norms
Numbers
State action
Ideas

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3
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What are all the “topics” of power?

A

Sources, forms, dimensions, types, consequences,

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4
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What are the forms of power?

A

Force
Influence
Authority

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5
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What is force

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Use of physical strength, coercion, or violence to control others

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What is influence?

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  • Involves shaping or guiding others’ actions, beliefs, or decisions through persuasion, example, or appeal
  • Gives people options

influence≠force
influence=convincing/inspiring

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7
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What is authority?

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  • Accepted as legitimate power by whom it is exercised upon
  • Exercised with consent
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What are the types of authority?

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(TCRC)
Traditional
Coercive
Rational-legal
Charismatic

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What is traditional authority?

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  • Based on long established customs, practices, and cultural norms.
  • inherited/passed down
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What is rational-legal authority?

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  • Based on rules, laws, and procedures
  • power given to them because of legal position/office
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What is charismatic authority?

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  • Based on an individual’s personal charm, influence, or extraordinary qualities
  • supported for their charisma, vision, abilities
  • usually forms in times of crisis
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What is coercive authority?

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  • Relies on the use of threat of force, punishment, or fear to compel obedience and control behavior
  • based on ability to impose penalties
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13
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What are the dimensions of power?

A

(DAP)
Decision making
Agenda setting
Preference shaping

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14
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What is the dimension of power; decision making?

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Enforced on the members through force, deals, or commitment

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What is the dimension of power; agenda setting?

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Subtle power to identify what needs to be decided on (agenda)

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16
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What is the dimension of power; preference shaping?

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  • Ability to control what people think of as being right
  • may lead to biased decisions without question
17
Q

What are the types of power?

A

(CR LIERs)
Coercive
Referent
Legitimate
Informational
Expert
Reward power

18
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What is legitimate power?

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  • status and position backed power
  • usually official
19
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What is coercive power?

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employs the use of force, threats, and other forms of coercion

20
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What is expert power?

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  • power of knowledge, expertise, and skills
  • non-coercive
21
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What is reward power?

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  • potential to impact others based on control over distribution of rewards
  • highest when the reward is scarce
22
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What is referent power?

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  • ability to impact others based on strength of relationship
  • based more on relationship than status
  • person has charisma/ability to connect with others
23
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What is informational power?

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  • access to specific information that no one else has
  • delivers persuasive and compelling reasons
  • creates cognitive change

cognitive - changes in the knowledge of participants and relate to how people observe, think, problem solve, and remember

24
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What are the consequences of power?

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COMMITMENT (applicable to expert, referent, and informational power)
COMPLIANCE (applicable to legitimate & reward power)
RESISTANCE (applicable to coercive power)
LOSS OF POWER (applicable to all)