Understanding the Concept of Power

Political Science

An exploration of the definition of power, its faces, and practical examples of its application in government policy and public health.

Power Governance Public Policy

6 Questions Easy Ages 14+ Jul 3, 2026

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1 According to Heywood (2007), what is the broadest definition of power?

A The ability to achieve a desired outcome
B The use of physical force
C The control of financial resources
D The ability to manipulate media

2 How many 'faces of power' are mentioned as ways to influence others?

A One
B Two
C Three
D Four

3 One of the faces of power involves influencing which process?

A The election process
B The decision-making process
C The judicial process
D The educational process

4 In the provided example, how does the government aim to reduce smoking rates?

A By banning all tobacco sales
B By ignoring the issue
C By introducing taxes on tobacco products
D By privatizing health clinics

5 What is a non-tax method mentioned to improve public health regarding smoking?

A Subsidizing tobacco farms
B Public awareness campaigns
C Reducing the age of consent
D Mandating cigarette consumption

6 What is the primary power of the government when implementing a new public health policy?

A To enforce laws and regulations
B To ignore public opinion
C To maximize corporate profits
D To limit individual freedoms indefinitely

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