Unlike a resource dependency perspective on power, a social exchange view of power
A) views only one party as having resources to exchange.
B) views both parties as having resources to exchange.
C) considers resources to be the primary basis for power.
D) considers resources to be the primary basis for influencing behavior.

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A social exchange view of power sees both parties in an exchange as having resources to offer, unlike a resource dependency perspective which might focus more on the control of resources by one party.

Unlike a Resource Dependency Perspective on Power, a Social Exchange