is the ability of the perpetrator to relate to the potential co-conspirator.
A) Expert power
B) Legitimate power
C) Referent power
D) Reward power

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Referent power is the ability to influence others based on how well one is liked or respected. If a perpetrator is able to relate to a potential co-conspirator and build a positive rapport, they may have referent power over that person and be able to persuade them to join in a criminal act. Expert power, legitimate power, and reward power do not necessarily depend on the perpetrator's ability to relate to the co-conspirator.

Is the Ability of the Perpetrator to Relate to the Potential