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In this activity, participants will match key types of power with their correct definitions, including personal power, legitimate power, expert power, and referent power. This exercise helps reinforce understanding of how power can come from personal abilities, expertise, admiration, or formal authority. It also connects to the example of 50 Cent and Robert Greene’s concept of the “New Prince,” showing how individuals can build influence through personal power rather than relying on formal positions.

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In this activity, participants will match key types of power with their correct definitions, including personal power, legitimate power, expert power, and referent power. This exercise helps reinforce understanding of how power can come from personal abilities, expertise, admiration, or formal authority. It also connects to the example of 50 Cent and Robert Greene’s concept of the “New Prince,” showing how individuals can build influence through personal power rather than relying on formal positions.

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