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What is Power Dynamics

Critical Perspectives on the Intersections of Coaching and Leadership
The evolving interactions and influences among individuals within a group or organization, shaping decision-making, resource distribution, and control.
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Unpacking Power Dynamics in Coaching and Leadership: A Critical Examination
Surjit Singha (Kristu Jayanti College (Autonomous), India), Ranjit Singha (Christ University, India), V. Muthu Ruben (Christ University, India), Melita Stephen Natal (Amity University, Noida, India), Alphonsa Diana Haokip (Christ King High School, India), and Elizabeth Mize (Rajiv Gandhi University, India)
DOI: 10.4018/979-8-3693-1086-1.ch006
Abstract
This study examined the critical viewpoints regarding the convergences of coaching and leadership, elucidating the intricate complexities of power relations. Incorporated case studies from the business and nonprofit sectors shed light on the difficulties and achievements in these realms of transformation. The integration of insights gained underscores the profound impact of consciousness, openness, and moral behaviour on change. The obligation to exercise authority with discernment, promote inclusiveness, and empower entities and individuals alike. This study offers significant contributions for professionals, academics, and executives traversing the complex landscape of coaching and leadership.
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Reflection of Critical Theory Within the Contemporary Tourism Industry
It refers to how power is spread, used, and discussed in social relationships, institutions, and systems. Power is the capacity to affect, manage, or mold the conduct, actions, and choices of others, and power dynamics dictate how power is exerted and how it affects people and groups in society.
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An In-Depth Analysis of the Bioethical Implications of Stigma: Free v Confined II
Relationships where authority, control, and influence shape interactions, creating winners and losers.
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Voice of the Coast: A Review on Ethical Issues of Scientists Who Engage in the Sri Lankan Fishing Community
It refers to the imbalanced allocation of influence or authority in social exchanges, which impact relationships and decision-making procedures, especially in research settings.
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