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| Rather than direct conflict to acquire or maintine Power, some form of Coercion is often committed. In many cases, there are multiple counts of Coercion committed. Coercion, is the use of Social Power threat or temptation to compel another to commit an illegitimate act. | Rather than direct conflict to acquire or maintine Power, some form of Coercion is often committed. In many cases, there are multiple counts of Coercion committed. Coercion, is the use of Social Power threat or temptation to compel another to commit an illegitimate act. | ||
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| Social Power systems require careful management in order to produce | Social Power systems require careful management in order to produce | ||
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| the metrics for the outcomes of any given strategy. | the metrics for the outcomes of any given strategy. | ||
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