Exam 2: Power, Legitimacy, and Authority
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Which of the following is NOT an example of government coercion?
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What is meant by legal authority? Illustrate your response by giving examples of how legal authority works in Canadian society.
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Someone who is a public authority is what we would call "an authority."
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Can we still use the kinds of authority outlined by Max Weber as yardsticks for political leadership?
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Which term best characterizes the link between authority and obligation?
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Which of the following scenarios is likely to result in a demonstration of public authority?
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A form of power in which people obey commands because they respect the source of the command is known as __________.
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Define charisma.Is charismatic authority as strong an influence in Canadian society as traditional or legal authority?
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Influence is defined as the ability to persuade others to do your will.
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Which of the following is a defining characteristic of obligation?
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A child who gets her way by playing on the emotions of her parents is said to be practising a very subtle and sophisticated form of coercive power
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Manipulation by means of false information straddles the border between persuasion and coercion.Which of the following examples of manipulation is MOST like coercion?
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A police officer is an example of __________ or__________ authority.
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