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...13 Handout Power and Control in Relationships I. II. Types of Power/Control Types of Power : a. Principle of Least Interest = b. Definitional Capacity = c. Reward Power = d. Coercive Power = e. Referent Power = f. Expert Power = III. Distinguishing between Power and Control a. Power = Example: b. Control = Example: IV. Control in Interaction a. Symmetrical = b. Complementary = V. Relational Control Coding Rogers Edna and Richard Farace s coding system categorizes control in ongoing interaction....
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13 Handout Power and Control in Relationships I. II. Types of Power/Control Types of Power : a. Principle of Least Interest = b. Definitional Capacity = c. Reward Power = d. Coercive Power = e. Referent Power = f. Expert Power = III. Distinguishing between Power and Control a. Power = Example: b. Control = Example: IV. Control in Interaction a. Symmetrical = b. Complementary = V. Relational Control Coding Rogers Edna and Richard Farace s coding system categorizes control in ongoing interaction. a. One-up ( ): b. One-down ( ): c. One-across ( ): NOTES: - Bids for dominance do not necessarily result in control of the interaction. Transactional Coding = o the objective of coding for control does not focus on individual turns but instead how turns pair together to comprise a cycle of interaction.
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