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Dimensions of Power Quiz

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What is the 1st dimension of power?

Shaping or determining individual group political demands

Ability to keep people from doing something

Ability to make people do something

Getting another person or group to do something it otherwise would not do (correct)

What is the 2nd dimension of power?

Both B and C (correct)

Making people do something

Ability to shape political demands

Preventing people from doing something

What is the 3rd dimension of power?

Influencing the motivation behind political actions

Keeping people from acting

Compelling people to act

Shaping political demands against their interests (correct)

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Dimensions of Power

1st Dimension of Power
- Involves overt influence where one party persuades another to take action.
- Characterized by direct confrontation and visible decision-making processes.
- Relies on tangible pressure or incentives to achieve compliance.
2nd Dimension of Power
- Focuses on the ability to prevent certain actions while still engaging individuals in other behaviors.
- Highlights the control over agendas and decisions that limit choices.
- Demonstrates influence through the ability to manage participation in discussions and decision-making.
3rd Dimension of Power
- Centers on the capacity to shape perceptions and political consciousness of individuals or groups.
- Involves influencing what issues are considered important, often contrary to individuals' own interests.
- Reflects a deeper, more subtle form of power, typically seen in ideological control and social norms.

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Explore the three dimensions of power in this quiz. Understand how these dimensions interact with individuals and groups, influencing actions and decisions. Test your knowledge on the definitions and concepts associated with each dimension.