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What is the primary function of Coercive Power?
What is the primary function of Coercive Power?
- To control or influence others through force, threats, or punishment (correct)
- To regulate individual and collective behavior
- To provide incentives and rewards
- To resolve conflicts and disputes within a society
In the context of Social Institutions, which one shapes how people interact and live in a society?
In the context of Social Institutions, which one shapes how people interact and live in a society?
- Politics
- Family (correct)
- Education
- Economy
What is the main role of Politics?
What is the main role of Politics?
- Development and implementation of laws and policies
- Control over valuable information and resources
- Distribution of power and resources (correct)
- Maintenance of order and stability within a society
Which type of Power involves the ability to provide incentives, rewards, or benefits in exchange for compliance or desired behavior?
Which type of Power involves the ability to provide incentives, rewards, or benefits in exchange for compliance or desired behavior?
Which type of Power involves control over valuable information, data, or resources that others require?
Which type of Power involves control over valuable information, data, or resources that others require?
What is the main characteristic of charismatic authority?
What is the main characteristic of charismatic authority?
Which type of power is derived from an individual's or group's knowledge, skills, or expertise in a particular domain?
Which type of power is derived from an individual's or group's knowledge, skills, or expertise in a particular domain?
What is the main feature of a constitutional monarchy?
What is the main feature of a constitutional monarchy?
Which type of authority is legitimized by respect for long-established cultural patterns?
Which type of authority is legitimized by respect for long-established cultural patterns?
What distinguishes centralized political organizations from uncentralized ones?
What distinguishes centralized political organizations from uncentralized ones?
