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This form of power usually, but not always, comes from the ability to get others to do something for you for a fee or some form of reward. In social work, this is usually effective in situations where people engage in behaviour change for some reward – for example, adherence to parenting advice in child welfare or child protection cases to prevent further professional involvement.