Social Power Theory

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What is informational power?
When you obey someone because you trust that they know more than you.
What is expert power
When you obey the person's status, and trust in their credentials.
What is referent power?
When you obey out of admiration. You want to be like them and want them to like you.
What is punishment power?
When you obey in fear of consequences.
What is legitimate power?
When you obey due to the formal authority given to a person in society as a social norm.
What is reward power?
When you obey in hope of getting something in return.

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