However, I can still address your remaining questions based on general knowledge and principles. When examining an abuse of power, the individual or organization at the center of the abuse typically leverages their actual or perceived power bases. These power bases can include legitimate power $($based on position or authority$),$ reward power $($ability to provide rewards or incentives$),$ coercive power $($ability to apply punishments or penalties$),$ expert power $($possession of specialized knowledge or skills$),$ or referent power $($attraction$,$ charisma, or personal connections$).$Influence tactics employed by those abusing power can vary but may include manipulation, intimidation, coercion, deception, or exploiting vulnerabilities of others. These tactics aim to control or manipulate the reactions and behaviors of others to maintain or strengthen their power position. Search for an article