power and negotiation (ch13) Flashcards
(46 cards)
what is leadership
the use of power and influence to direct followers to goal achievement
what is power
the ability to influence the behaviors of others
types of power
- organizational power
- personal power
types of organizational power
- legitimate power
- reward power
- coercive power
what is legitimate power
formal authority from position/title
what is reward power
has control of the resources or rewards another person wants
what is coercive power
control over punishments in organization
types of personal power
- expert power
- referent power
what is expert power
can influence others through knowledge, skills, and performance
what is referent power
others want to identify/associate with you
most effective influence tactics
- rational persuasion
- consultation
- inspirational appeal
- collaboration
what is rational persuasion
use of logical arguments and hard facts to show your idea is practical and beneficial
what is consultation
asking for other person’s input on how to carry out/implement a request
what is inspirational appeal
influencing others by appealing to their values and ideals
what is collaboration
offering help or resources to make it easier for others to agree
moderately effective influence tactics
- ingratiation
- personal appeals
- apprising
what is ingratiation
using flattery or compliments to get someone in a good mood
what is personal appeals
asking for something based on your personal relationship or loyalty
what is apprising
explaining how doing the task will personally benefit the other person
least effective influence tactics
- pressure
- coalitions
- exchange
what is pressure
using threats or repeated demands
what is coalitions
gaining support from others to pressure someone into agreement
what is exchange
offering something in return for compliance
response to influence attempts from most effective to least
- internalization
2.compliance - resistance