In an ethnography you read about a young Tibetan monk who must return home after his monastery is attacked by the Chinese. He li
ves with his older brother, who is married. The younger brother (the former monk) is well-liked, does his share of the work, and begins to think about setting up his own tent, and taking his share of the yak and fields of grass. One night his brother's wife gives him her bracelet. He knows that this signifies that she is inviting him to become her second husband. If he accepts, he and his brother will share the same wife, the kind of marriage known as: __________
Based on the scenario above, the vice president’s major base
of powers seems to be coercive. Coercive is defined as having to form or engage
of having to use threats or even force by which the vice president uses to
attain power.
