Which of the following power is held by family members who enter into coalitions to challenge or circumvent executive power or task-specific power?​

A) ​Candid power
B) ​Covert power
C) ​Perceived power
D) ​Professed power

Covert Power

A form of power that is not openly acknowledged or displayed but is nonetheless effective in influencing or controlling others.

Coalitions

Alliances formed between groups or organizations, often for a mutual benefit or to achieve a common goal.

Executive Power

The authority granted to an executive branch of government, including enforcement of laws and direction of the administrative functions.