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    There is a force in humanity that lies in different people at varying levels. This force is what gives the president the ability to control a nation. This force is commonly acknowledged as power. Power is defined as the amount of control one has over a portion of society and over themselves. Power is the origin of a debatable question involving To Kill A Mockingbird’s most complex character Mayella Ewell. Does Mayella Ewell have power? She shows power during the trial with Tom Robinson where she…

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    the principles of persuasion when trying to learn the art. According to Dr. Robert Cialdini there are 6 powerful and effective principles to understand in order to persuade and influence. Cialdini’s 6 principles include: reciprocity, scarcity, authority, commitment and consistency, consensus and liking. Understanding each principle will allow the user to apply them in order to achieve their desired outcome. Reciprocity is to give the best of you, and in return get the same. This principle…

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    Power can be categorized in many different ways, but in the case, it is power to protect itself from the unfairness. Unfairness can be explained by people who work in the factory, where most of the employees are poor. If there is some issue with the machine and it hurts the people at the factory, what is going to happen? Likely, they will replace the worker. Unlike the factory, where you can choose to work, there are some unfairness people have to face no matter what. The military of South Korea…

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    Win Me Over Analysis

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    The phrases "win me over" and, "show me..." call to mind an audition. It would surprise no one to hear that between the judges and the auditioning actor there exists a power dynamic. Who would assert that the judges and the actor are coequals when the judges are the gatekeepers to what the actor wants, namely a position in a production? Analogically a similar power dynamic exists in the initial stages of the dating process where a man presents the best of himself to the lady in question in the…

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    fighting for them on numerous account. In this novel, power manifests itself often, whether it is in evil form or with good intentions. From the bribery used by Schindler, to…

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    subordinate and dominant is, as described by James C. Scott in his work Behind the Official Story, a “public transcript,” or “the open interaction between subordinate and dominant” (Scott 2). This is opposed to any interaction that takes place away from the view of dominants, and often amongst those who are of similar rank, named by Scott the “hidden transcript,” or “Discourse that takes place ‘offstage,’ beyond direct observation of powerholders” (Scott 4). It is these “masks” that guide social…

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    Chain Of Command

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    the two core concepts of authority and chain of command. Strengths James described how organizations that emphasize use of the chain of command and authority, such as the military, use rigid procedures and controls to focus workers (Fischer, n.d., s. 3). Authority is an inherited ability to give orders with an expectation of compliance or obeisance (Robbins & Judge, 2009, p. 522). In this regard, James provided examples of how a leader used his inherited authority to convey expectations…

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    Stuart Mill Justice

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    Justice Paper #1 In Chapter 2, Of the Liberty of Thought and Discussion, Mill claims that silencing one dissident opinion from mankind is equivalent to silencing the entirety of mankind based on premises which differ dependent on the truthfulness of the opinion in question. Regardless of its validity, Mill affirms that silencing the opinion not only harms the present, but also posterior generations of humanity as it reduces the diversity and freedom of opinions which is crucial for a society…

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    Tobacco Misconceptions

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    As employees of the leading cigarette producer in North America, it is imperative that the truth about our product is clarified. The harmful effects of tobacco have been greatly exaggerated and the use of our product has little or no known harmful side effects. Though many other tobacco products do have negative health or cosmetic consequences, the use of our product by many doctors and celebrities would prove otherwise. The fact that our product has been the top selling tobacco product in…

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    managers or authorities about what John is doing since it is illegal and dishonest. George values his friendship with John, who he has been friends with for over five years and did help him get the part time job. However, George also values honesty, integrity, and feels responsibility or a duty as John’s friend to tell…

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