Coercive Power

Coercive power

A) is the power exercised by use of fear of punishment for errors of omission or commission by employees.
B) is the power of persuasion exercised by a charismatic leader to get compliance from reluctant subordinates.
C) arises from a manager's access, control, and distribution of information that is not freely available to everyone in an organization.
D) is the ability of the leader or manager to confer rewards for positive behaviours or outcomes.