6)What face of power is best represented in the following example?

You, right this moment, are receiving education towards a profession. You are learning how that profession thinks, how they solve problems, how they behave in a work environment, and so on.

When you graduate and get your first job, you will seamlessly enter the workforce and successfully fill your role (because you are amazing!)

Select one:

a.

Coercion

b.

Manipulation

c.

Subjectification

d.

Domination

7)Which of the following is NOT a source of coercive power?

Select one:

a.

Bureaucratic authority

b.

Possession of valuable resources

c.

The ability to manipulate the rules of conduct

d.

A psychological propensity to use force or threats

e.

A capability to reduce uncertainty

8)What site of power is best represented in the following example?

The finance department wants to institute a cost reduction program in the operations department.

Select one:

a.

Power through the organization

b.

Power over the organization

c.

Power in the organization

d.

Power against the organization

9)What site of power is best represented in the following example?

A group of shareholders band together to vote in their preferred candidate for the board of directors. Through those board members, the shareholders hope they can influence the company's actions.

Select one:

a.

Power through the organization

b.

Power against the organization

c.

Power over the organization

d.

Power in the organization

10)

Scholars have classified power into four dimensions.

Read the following description and choose which dimension of power it belongs to.

"The ability to get what you want by influencing the preferences of others"

Select one:

a.

Three-dimensional power

b.

One-dimensional power

c.

Two-dimensional power

d.

Multi-dimensional power

e.

Four-dimensional power