Recenti sviluppi e prospettive dell’interpersonal power interactional model

Titolo Rivista RICERCHE DI PSICOLOGIA
Autori/Curatori Claudio Mammini
Anno di pubblicazione 2015 Fascicolo 2014/2
Lingua Italiano Numero pagine 38 P. 233-270 Dimensione file 321 KB
DOI 10.3280/RIP2014-002002
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Il potere sociale comporta la capacità d’influenzare gli altri ed e importante in ogni relazione umana. Questo articolo passa in rassegna piu di 50 anni di ricerca ispirati all’Interpersonal Power Interational Model (IPIM) di French e Raven, una teoria generale sul potere sociale. Il modello originale di French e Raven (1959) postulava sei basi del potere: ricompensa, coercizione, legittimo esperto, riferimento e dell’informazione (o persuasione, Raven 1965). Da allora, come risultato di un notevole impegno nella ricerca, il modello ha subito sviluppi significativi e ora ne ha undici. Questo contributo analizza le dinamiche coinvolte nel rapporto di potere e il ruolo centrale della scala Interpersonal Power Inventory (IPI), uno dei piu potenti predittori del potere interpersonale, infine analizza alcune delle piu importanti questioni teoriche poste dall’IPIM.;

Keywords:Power Interactional Model IPIM, Interpersonal Power Inventory IPI, basi del potere, leadership, acquiescenza, influenza sociale.

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