Power that is the result of one's title, position, or role in a family or culture is:
A. Coercive
B. Expert
C. Reward
D. Legitimate
ANS: D
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A Incorrect because coercive power is that which comes from one's title or position.
B Incorrect because expert power is that which comes from one's expertise and knowledge.
C Incorrect because reward power is that which comes from the ability to help and get things for others.
D Correct because legitimate power is that which comes directly from one's title or role in one's family or culture.
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