Expert and referent power: A framework for understanding and maximizing consultation effectiveness
Journal of School PsychologyPublished 1 March 1978
Roy P. Martin
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Abstract
This paper describes consultation as an influence process and, in particular, describes the two forms of social power—expert and referent power—which allow school psychologists or any mental health professional to influence the consultees with whom they work. Several hypotheses are presented derived from social psychology research and theory on these forms of power which have practical importance for the school psychologist.
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