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Dependency |
Function of power and an important aspect or power |
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Power |
Refers to a capacity that A has on behavior of B |
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3 forms of formal power |
Coercive power Reward power Legitimate power |
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Coercive power |
"If you don't do this..." Slightly threatening |
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Reward power |
Vacations and bonuses |
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Legitimate power |
"Because im the boss, ive been here for 15 years..." |
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Personal power |
What you bring or an average employee |
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Expert power |
Researched scholarly articles, experts |
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Referent power |
Powerful reference (actors/celebs referring a product) |
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Which is more effective influence? |
Personal power |
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General dependency postulate |
When you posses anything that others require but that you alone control, you make them dependent upon you and , therefore, you gain power over them |
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What creates dependence? |
Importance Scarcity Nonsubstitutability |
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Influencing tactics |
Legitimacy Rational persuasion Consultation Exchange Personal appeals Pressure Inspirational appeals Coalitions Ingratiating |
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Legitimacy |
Boss has the power to influence - going down |
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Rational persuasion |
Across and perhaps going up |
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Consultation |
Supervisor from another area |
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Exchange |
You do this for me and i will do this for you |
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Personal appeals |
Can you do this for me? |
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Pressure |
Not always positive - across and going up |
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Inspirational appeals |
Going down from supervisor to emoloyees |
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Coalitions |
Joing together - across and going up |
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Ingratiating |
Going up |
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Political behavior |
Activities not required as part of ones formal role in the organization, whistle-blowing |
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Impression management |
Process by which individuals attempt to control the impression others form of them |
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Implications of managers |
Maximize your power, want to increase others dependence on you |