Provide an example of each of the following. a) Reward power b) Coercive power c) Expert power
What will be an ideal response?
Correct answers should include:
a) Reward power—Ability of person in senior position to provide rewards (pay increases, promotions, privileges, etc.)
b) Coercive power—Power to apply punishment or withhold rewards (termination)
c) Expert power—Perceived extent of a person's knowledge or expertise
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