What might constitute criteria for non-participation

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QUESTION 1

Is there a distinction between "having power" and "being empowered"? Please provide specific examples to illustrate your answer.

QUESTION 2

Power relating to social status is premised on a willingness to "participate"; what might constitute criteria for non-participation, and should we think of this as a power instrument?

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