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Psychology of power. Answers Synergy (test 100 points)

Psychology of power. Answers Synergy (test 100 points)

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Synergy answers PSYCHOLOGY OF POWER TEST. Score 100/100 points

A known number of forces associated with the general process of nutrition, F. Nietzsche calls ...

life

cycle

basis

will

struggle

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According to ... the direction within the framework of the sociological approach adopted in political science, power is interpreted as achieving certain goals and obtaining the intended results

behavioral

instrumentalist

functionalist

teleological

conflictological

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According to ... an approach in political science, power comes down to the political influence of one social group on another

anthropological

biological

psychological

sociological

philosophical

*

According to the philosophical concept of power by B. Russell, ...

the will to power is the principle of life, growth and striving for dominance

each person is initially endowed with two related, but not identical passions * the desire for power and glory

and a person, and politics, and power can theoretically and practically exist in complete isolation from each other

*

According to the theory of power V.M. Kaitukov, inspired * introspective dictate ...

relies on personal suppression with a predominance of primitive physical suppression

based on physical suppression to the extreme with the introduction of sophisticated introspective methods

is based on physical suppression using powerful ethical/religious doctrines

based on the minimal development of the intellect of manufacturers to the detriment of technological progress with intensive suggestion of dogma

*

Russian psychologist, professor A.I. Yuriev considers power in the triangle of relations "... * politics * power"

law

human

finance

state

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According to ... the state arose on the basis of a social contract from a natural pre-state existence, when people lived disunitedly and were in a state of "war of all against all"

Comrade Hobbes

J. Locke

n. Machiavelli

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The principles of power correlate with the elements of the general scientific pentabasis, in particular, the principles of effectiveness and adequacy correspond to the concept ...

energy

*

... noted that for structuring and organizing large amounts of information, you can use the idea of ​​bases

V. A Ganzen

G. Lebon

n. Machiavelli

V.V. Mshvenieradze

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According to the behaviorist direction, within the framework of the sociological approach adopted in political science, power ...

defined in terms of forms and methods of resolving political conflicts

interpreted as achieving certain goals and obtaining intended results

defined as the possibility of using certain means, including violence

regarded as a special kind of relationship between the ruler and the ruled

is a special type of behavior based on the possibility of changing the behavior of other people

*

The power of the organized over the unorganized * is ...

partocracy

raitocracy

plutocracy

autocracy

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According to the theory of power V.M. Kaitukov, forced * power dictate is characteristic of ...

Fascism in Germany, Mao Zedong's China, Revolutionary France, USSR under Stalin

Egypt at the time of the Oaraons

feudal systems of Europe, Japan, China

capitalism

slavery of all times, serfdom in Russia

... the approach in political science explores power from the point of view of its perception by a person

anthropological

biological

psychological

sociological

philosophical

*

... the approach in political science considers power as a natural state in society, predetermined by nature itself

anthropological

biological

psychological

sociological

philosophical

*

Raytocracy *is power ...

writing over reading

organized over unorganized

having over not having

strong over weak

*

... believed that by striving for perfection, superiority and social power, the subject is trying to compensate for the lack of power due to his constitution, perceived as the insufficiency of his abilities and experienced as an inferiority complex

A. Adler

E. Ber

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The separation of legislative, executive and federal powers in the state held ...

T. Hobbes

J. Locke

J.J. Rousseau

N. Machiavelli

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... key areas of modern Western political philosophy consider and analyze the category of power

5

7

ten

eleven

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According to V.V. Mshvenieradze, there is power ...

symbolic medium of exchange and, like money, is subject to the laws of inflation and deflation

category of interpersonal relationships

the ability to turn certain resources into influence within the system despite the resistance of other actors

organized violence of one class to suppress another

control over resources that are significant for society through their possession with restrictions

*

E. Canetti draws a parallel with the actions of ...

conductor

predator

mentor

*

According to the structuralist direction, within the framework of the sociological approach adopted in political science,

power...

defined in terms of forms and methods of resolving political conflicts

interpreted as achieving certain goals and obtaining the intended

results

defined as the possibility of using certain means, including violence

regarded as a special kind of relationship between the ruler and the ruled

is a special type of behavior based on the possibility of changing the behavior of other people

*

According to F. Nietzsche, there are two types of pleasure * from ...

power and glory

struggle and victory

falling asleep and from victory

power and from saturation

*

The term "Machiavellianism" refers to a way of political behavior in which ...

power has a multilevel, multifaceted character

in order to achieve the set goals, any means are considered acceptable and acceptable

the active participation of the state in the sphere of economic life

the state takes an active part in the life of society,

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According to Friedrich Nietzsche, the will to power is defined as...

pathetic struggle for existence

manifestation of dissatisfaction with the current government

embodiment of the will to live

the highest degree of diplomacy

striving for unity

Plutocracy is power...

writing over reading

organized over unorganized

having over not having

strong over weak

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It is not true that the system of principles for the effectiveness of power includes ...

reality and validity

secrecy and understanding

trust and awareness

preservation and timeliness

legitimacy and support

*

... writes that sovereigns, when it comes to the loyalty and unity of their subjects, should not be afraid to be known as cruel, strong-willed, not afraid to use all possible means to achieve their goals

E. Canetti

S. Moskovichi

S. N. Parkinson

N. Machiavelli

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... draws the inevitability of state power from the standpoint of the theory of natural law and the "social contract"

m.Weber

T. Hobbes

J. Locke

J.J. Rousseau

N. Machiavelli

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V. Pareto suggested ...

model of "equilibrium of society"

theory of force to justify the origin of power

theory of natural law and the social contract

basis method

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