Asked by
Stacy Burnett
on Nov 21, 2024Verified
What do we call power that is viewed as legitimate and justified, and that is institutionalized in politics, religion, and law?
A) force
B) control
C) influence
D) authority
Institutionalized
Describes practices, organizations, or activities that have become established and accepted as normative within society or culture.
Legitimate
Something that is recognized and accepted as right, legal, or in accordance with established standards.
Justified
Considered or deemed to be appropriate or valid under the circumstances.
- Gain an understanding of the notions of power, authority, and societal governance.
- Understand the differences and interplay between legitimate and coercive forms of power.
Verified Answer
CB
Learning Objectives
- Gain an understanding of the notions of power, authority, and societal governance.
- Understand the differences and interplay between legitimate and coercive forms of power.
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