What are the types of power?

What is a key feature of all social relations?

• Respect

• Power

• Information

• Technology

What does coercive power involve?

• Offering rewards to influence behavior

• Forcing someone to do something against their will

• Gaining influence through skill and experience

• Respecting others' opinions

Which type of power involves offering benefits to someone for doing something?

• Coercive

• Expert

• Reward

• Legitimate

What type of power arises from formal relationships, such as school rules?

• Coercive

• Legitimate

• Expert

• Respect

Expert power is based on what?

• Influence over others' opinions

• Having control over information

• A higher level of skill and experience

• The ability to offer rewards

What type of power comes from liking and respecting others, such as social media influencers?

• Legitimate

• Coercive

• Respect

• Information

How is information power defined?

• The power to invade others' privacy

• Power that comes from controlling and using information

• The ability to offer rewards for actions

• The power to enforce rules and regulations

At which level is power considered 'soft' and often goes unnoticed?

• Governmental level

• Institutional level

• Cultural level

• Personal level

Where does structural power primarily reside?

• In personal relationships

• In digital devices

• Within groups, institutions, organizations, and governments

• In social media platforms

Is it possible for everyone to have power?

• No, power is only held by a few people

• Yes, but power is inherently unequal

• Yes, everyone has equal power

• No, only governments and institutions can have power