Coercive power is not exclusive to group leaders; it can be wielded by anyone who has the ability to create fear or impose consequences. This makes the statement false. Individuals outside formal leadership roles can also exert coercive power in various contexts. ;
The statement that 'Coercive power can only be used by group leaders' is false, as coercive power can be exerted by anyone, including teachers, peers, and coworkers. Coercive power is the ability to create fear or impose penalties, making it applicable in various contexts beyond formal leadership.
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