Power differential definition
Power differential means the basic inequality inherent in the professional relationship between an LMT and a client in terms of who has the advantage in the relationship. The LMT is presumed to have the advantage by virtue of the authority which emerges from the role of professional and the vulnerability which is automatically part of the role of client.
Power differential means the basic inequality inherent in the professional relationship between an LMT and a client in terms of who has the advantage in the relationship. The LMT is presumed to have the advantage by
Power differential means a circumstance where one individual has a role that relates to another individual involving teaching, evaluating, providing oversight, supervising, academic advising, mentoring, coaching, counseling, providing extracurricular oversight, and/or otherwise participating in or influencing votes or decisions that may reward or penalize a Student or subordinate Employee.
More Definitions of Power differential
Power differential means the difference in power between persons in positions of authority and those individuals in subordinate positions that result in a vulnerability on the part of the subordinate.