Most, but not all, sociologists agree that it is unethical to misrepresent themselves.
In any type of investigation, it is important that the researcher identifies himself, the purpose of his investigations and requests the consent of the respondents. The sociologist and other researchers will question the idea of full disclosure during the investigation, citing changes in respondents. As sociologists study social patterns and relationships, it is expected that respondents in a sociological study will only present information that is considered socially acceptable, taking care of the political and cultural context of their points of view. For the sociologist, it is important to have a complete disclosure and to convince respondents to provide honest answers, that´s why its important to never misrepresent themselves, to be taken seriously.
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Answer: d. Reliant
Explanation:Five Sources of Power
1) Referent/Attraction Power
2) Expert Power
3) Legitimate/Status Power
4) Reward Power
5) Coercive Power
Referent/Attraction Power
- Means using your charisma because people already like and respect you in order to influence them towards doing something that you need them to do.
Expert Power
- Using your expertise to influence someone to commit
Legitimate/Status Power
- This refers to using your authority to expect compliance from others
Reward Power
- Giving rewards to people as an influence to gain their compliance.
Coercive Power
- using punishment to influence people which may yield resistance
Reliant isn't any of these five.
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