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informational power

informational power Informational power is influence gained by giving reasons or information that helps another person understand what to do.

Informational power is influence gained by giving reasons or information that helps another person understand what to do. In this source, it appears as a form of guidance that is often brief and embedded within expert demonstration rather than relying mainly on authority.

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Drafting source: Gaviria-Alzate Samuel José; Arcila-Rojas Claudia; González Luis Álvarez; Monsalve Juliana Posada; Taborda Jonnathan Arenas; Restrepo Lina; Valencia-Sánchez Wilder Geovanny. Power and influence in world-level sport coaching: A Foucauldian and Raven-informed interpretive vignette study in underwater rugby. 2026; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0345874; article XML SHA-256 9341e5dfb2a35dc45d513fb0dd868c6c75b6872c456c5f390cfbc849a49d6b47. “Power and influence in world-level sport coaching: A Foucauldian and Raven-informed interpretive vignette study in underwater rugby” (10.1371/journal.pone.0345874).
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