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Sources of Leader Power

Sources of Leader Power:

Legitimate power: stems from position in the management hierarchy and the authority given to this position.

Reward power: stems from the capacity to control by providing valued rewards to others.

Coercive power: stems from the capability to punish others if they do not engage in desired behaviour.

Expert power: stems from the possession of expertise which is valued by others.

Information power: stems from access to/control over the distribution of important information.

Referent power: stems from being admired, personally identified with, or liked by others.

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