Unit 1: Definitions and Principles of Power follow all the instructions ,No plagiarism ,good grammar , minim 350 words

Upon successful completion of this unit, students will be able to:

categorize power relations as positive sum, zero sum, and negative sum;
recognize the “three faces of power”;
identify the close relationship between power and freedom;
compare influence as a quasi-form of power to other forms of power;
recognize power as an instrument versus as an end; and
assess the influence of historical and mythical precedents to power.

DISCUSION QUESTION:

Positive-, Zero-, and Negative-Sum Power Relations
Give examples from the last month or so where you participated in a positive-sum, a zero-sum, and a negative-sum power relation. Describe what motivated you to participate in a negative-sum or a zero-sum relation? Are there factors other than “power” that we should be considering?
Resources & Readings
Textbook

Boulding, K. E. (1989). The nature of power. In K. E. Boulding, Three faces of power (pp. 15-34). Newbury Park, CA: Sage Publications.
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