Exam 11: Power and Political Behavior

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Match the following: -Impact

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Constructive political behavior is selfish in nature and more like McClelland's concept of social power.

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Which of the following is NOT a positive power-oriented characteristic according to McClelland?

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Groups seen as powerful tend to be given more resources from top management.

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Match the following: -Rational Persuasion

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Suppose a manager asks an employee to purchase a birthday gift for manager's wife. If the employee is to complete this request, which of the following is most true?

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McClelland's two faces of power include:

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Groups or individuals have power to the extent that they control strategic contingencies.

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CEO James Dawson has clearly stated that the key to expert power is that others have the perception that you are the foremost expert on a particular subject. At one point Dawson was deeply in debt and no one wanted to sell a vacuum with no bag. According to Dawson, the key to developing expert power is:

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Referent power is the most dangerous interpersonal form of power.

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What types of power in the French-Raven model correspond to the types of power in McClelland's view of power?

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Referent power is linked with organizational effectiveness.

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Kiva is representative of "people empowering people" by:

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Which of the following influence tactic is LEAST political?

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A manager who is considered Machiavellian would rely on what type of power?

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As a student, you are developing _____ power.

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The key element behind the factors used to explain power differences between individuals or groups based on the strategic contingency model is:

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Match the following: -Normative Power

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McClelland's positive face of power is:

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According to Michael Korda's view on power which emphasizes symbols of power, which of the following are the three unusual symbols used to explain power differences between individuals?

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