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.
Answer: perception of emotion.
Perception of emotion <span>refers to the ability of recognizing and identifying
</span>emotions <span>in other people. </span>Emotions can be perceived through visual, auditory, olfactory, auditory sensory processes. They are usually viewed as having three components: a subjective experience (of the person having the perception), physical changes on the person and cognitive appraisal.
A grant from the federal government conferring the rights to exclude others from making, selling, or using an invention for a specific period of time is referred to as a patent. The patent may refer to a new process, a new device, a new product or a refinement or improvement thereof. The duration of the Patent varies according to the state where it is being processed, the item and the need for its use.
Answer:conflict theorist
Explanation:
Conflict theorists believe that in a battle or competition over limited resources those who have power and wealth dominate over those who are powerless and poor.
Social stratification which put people into different classes based on their socioeconomic status has created inequality in which those with power influences even the process of decision making by the government. They make laws that the will oppress the poor.
They always work towards things that will only benefits them and suppress those who are poor.
Everyone is working towards accumulating wealth for themselves whilst the poor may even work for less whilst those with wealth keeps accumulating more.
