week 10 Flashcards

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definition of power

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  • capacity of person a to influence person b to do something they would not otherwise do
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french and raven

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1959

  • power -> influence-> causing a change in behaviour, opinions, attitudes, goals needs and values
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capacity: power types and sources

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  • position power
  • > power from job or title you hold
  • legitimate power
  • > structural position in organization
  • coercive power
    -> dependent on fear - application of threat of application of pain, suspension
    ( negative reinforcement)
  • reward power
  • > opposite of coercive (positive reinforcement)
  • information power
  • > knowledge is power (although this can exist at all levels)
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personal power

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  • expert power
  • referent power
  • connection power
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5
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power and affect and mood

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  • elevated power -> associated with increased experience and expression of positive mood
  • high power individuals
  • > experience elevated positive mood in their resting state
  • those who reported to be dominant, assertive, and/or occupy any leadership role also reported experience of elevated positive mood
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power and social behaviour

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  • elevated power increases the likelihood of approach - related
  • modulate processes related to eating, offensive aggression, and sexual bejaviour
  • > should therefore increase performance of approach related behaviours
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7
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consequences of reduced power

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  • emotions
  • > individuals with less power are more likely to feel fear, embarrassment, guilt and pain
  • social attention
  • > less power interpret ambiguous events as more threatening
  • social cognition
  • > low power individuals concentrate their gaze more on others than individuals with eleavted power
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ingratiation

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  • the person seeks to get you in a good mood or to think favourable of him / her before asking you to do something
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9
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rationality

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  • uses logical arguments and evidence to persuade you to do something
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10
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assertiveness

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  • uses demands or threats to convicne you to comply
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sanctions

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  • person prevents others from getting a pay raise, threatens job security or with loss of promotion
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exchange

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  • makes an explicit or implicit promise that you will receive rewards or tangible benefits if you comply with a request or support a proposal
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13
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upward appeal

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  • person seeks to persuade you that the request is approved by higher management
  • or appeals to higher management in gaining compliance with request
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blocking

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  • person threatens to stop working with others, stop being friendly and engages in a work slow-down
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15
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coalition tactics

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uses the support of others as an argument for you to agree also

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16
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inspirational appeals

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  • makes an emotional request or propsal taht arouses enthusiasm by appealing to your values and ideals
17
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consultation tactics

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  • person seeks your participation in making a decision or planning how to implement a proposed policy
18
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usage of influence tactics

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  • yukl and falbe

- respondents asked to describe their own influence attempts with an upward lateral or downward target

19
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obedience

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  • change in behaviour in response to direct request from an authority figure
20
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social influence

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  • amount of social pressure, produced by sources and felt by a target
  • > strength
  • > position or personal power
  • > immediacy
  • > psychological distance
  • > physical distance
  • > group level determinants
  • > strength
  • > group size and group unity