Neustadt's Conceptualization That Power Is Persuasion Argues That Power Is

Multiple Choice

Neustadt's conceptualization that power is persuasion argues that power is ______.

A) the ability to use resources to get others to do what they otherwise would not
B) the ability to convince someone that they want to do something of their own volition
C) the resources that can be used to make others respond in a positive way to what is wanted
D) the ability to co-opt rather than coerce others to do what they otherwise would not