Lori works in a busy advertising firm that places a high value on "going the extra mile." Like her coworkers, Lori chooses to take work home with her and do whatever is needed to get the job done. Which model of power best describes this situation?

A) one-dimensional model (Dahl)
B) two-dimensional model (Bachrach and Baratz)
C) three-dimensional model (Lukes)
D) transactional model (Deetz)

Three-Dimensional Model (Lukes)

A framework proposed by Steven Lukes for analyzing power dynamics, encompassing decision-making power, non-decision-making power, and ideological power.

Transactional Model (Deetz)

A communication framework proposed by Stanley Deetz, which views communication as a series of transactions or exchanges between individuals, focusing on the power dynamics and intentions involved.

Advertising Firm

A business specialized in creating, planning, and handling advertising and sometimes other forms of promotion for its clients.