Which source of power is associated with talents and skills?

1. Expert
2. Coercive
3. Legitimate
4. Reward


Correct Answer: 1

Expert, or knowledge, power is derived from one's expertise, talents, and skills. Coercive power arises from the perception of one's ability to threaten, harm, or punish others. Legitimate, or positional, power derives from one's formal job position or title in an organization. Reward power is derived from the perception of one's abilities to bestow rewards or favors on others.

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