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Question 1 of 4
1. Question
Can you match the pictures to the types of power?
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- power with
- invisible power
- power over
- Hidden power
- power within
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Question 2 of 4
2. Question
Match the following types of power with their definitions. As you match, try to think of examples of each.
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- collective action, the ability to act together
- individual ability to act, linked to capacbility
- where one person or group controls another – often viewed as negative, with power as a limited resource
- collective action, the ability to act together
- Power visible in public spaces, such as political bodies, governmnet, legislatures, formal decision making mechanisms in organisations and movements
- Used by vested interests to maintain power and priviledge by creating barriers to participation
- Dominant ideologies mean power structures are simply accepted as being in the best interests and that no one has the power to challenge them
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Power within
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Power to
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Power over
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Power with
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Visible power
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Hidden power
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Invisible power
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Question 3 of 4
3. Question
There are any number of categories of power that might impact the power balance in your partnership. Look at the factors below and identify 3-4 that you want to pay particular attention to in your partnership, either because there are obvious imbalanaces, or because you haven’t given them much thought before. Answers will completely depend on your own circumstances.
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Question 4 of 4
4. Question
Credit: British Council
There are two questions below – if you have an existing partnership, answer question 1. If you are compeltely new to a partnership or don’t have one set up yet, answer question 2.
- Think about the last question you did. What are the biggest power factors that are relevant in your partnership? What steps can you take to address power imbalances in the parntership? What steps can your partner take?
- As you start a new partnership, how will you adjust your approach to show awareness of power imbalances? Do you have any creative ideas about how you might addrress these?
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