PSYC 334 Chapter Notes - Chapter 12: History Of Google, Male Privilege, Power (Social And Political)
27 Jun 2014
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Fate control: one can control partner"s outcomes no matter what they do (women determines whether or not to have sex) Reward power: rewards; give them something they like or take way something they don"t. Coercive power: punishments; do something to them they don"t like or take something away they do. Legitimate power: authority or norms of equity, reciprocity; recognize your authority to them you what to do. Referent power: respect and/or love; identify with you, feeling attracted and wanting to remain close. Informational power: information; possess piece they desire i) ii) i) ii) iii) iv) v) vi: men are more powerful in heterosexual relationships because Relative resources- men paid more; money resource i) universalistic resources: exchanged with everyone particularistic resources: valuable in some situations. More satisfied, more direct bilateral- involves both members, sought collaboration in what they want. Unilateral- do what they want alone, less powerful use this.
