The power that enables a group worker to sanction, punish, or deny access to resources and privileges is called:
A) Connection power
B) Expert power
C) Coercive power
D) Legitimate power

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Coercive power is the ability of a group worker to sanction or punish individuals, or to deny access to resources or privileges as a means of control or influence. This power is often associated with negative consequences and can be seen as a form of punishment or coercion. The other options - Connection power, Expert power, and Legitimate power - do not involve punishment or denying access to resources as a form of control.

The Power That Enables a Group Worker to Sanction, Punish