Power authority

What is power defined as in the text?

• The right to exercise power based on one's position.

• A form of influence that is always visible and democratic.

• The ability to make others behave in a certain way through threats, manipulations, and rewards.

• The ability to make personal decisions without influence.

How many faces of power did Steven Luke argue there are?

• Three

• Five

• Two

• Four

What is the first face of power according to Luke?

• Non-decision making

• Traditional authority

• Manipulating desires

• Decision making

Which type of authority is passed down through traditions?

• Charismatic authority

• Non-decision making authority

• Traditional authority

• Legal rational authority

What is an example of the second face of power?

• Elected officials making decisions

• Controlling the agenda in debates

• Using legal systems to exercise power

• Public debates on policies

Who is an example of charismatic authority according to the text?

• A traditional monarch

• Nelson Mandela

• Queen Elizabeth

• A government official

What makes legal rational authority legitimate?

• Exercising power secretly

• Being passed down through generations

• Winning power through democratic elections

• Manipulating public desires

Why did Gordon Brown lack authority as PM according to the text?

• He exercised power through threats

• He was not elected by the people

• He was part of a traditional authority lineage

• He did not have charismatic qualities

What is necessary for power to be transformed into authority?

• Legitimacy

• Charisma

• Manipulation

• Tradition

What does the text suggest about the relationship between power and authority?

• Power can exist without legitimacy, but authority cannot.

• Power and authority are the same.

• Legitimacy is not important for either power or authority.

• Authority is less important than power.