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    no reason. He “received this news as an illumination. He ceased to work at his tooth and sat still, assimilating the possibilities” (160). He used his newfound power when he tortured Samneric: “Roger advanced upon them as one wielding a nameless authority” (182). Without anyone telling him not to, Roger was free to do whatever he wanted, and his desires weren’t good. As chaos takes over in the society, acts of violence more frequently occur. While Simon was trying to tell the other kids the…

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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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    will write me up. If you don’t do what I want, I will punish you. The punishment varies reprimands to termination. It works because the employees work so the threat doesn’t exist. Lastly, legitimate power is the capacity to influence through formal authority. When your professor assigns a paper, you do it because it seems reasonable for the requirements of your course. plus, you don’t complete and submit the paper it can cause you to fail the course. The professor has the power to do so. The…

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    As the authority figures of their groups, they felt a responsibility to find a way for them to come to terms with the actions that occurred in the past. After being caught, Ned was tortured by Little Bill for the truth of Will Munny’s identity and past. To celebrate…

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    other side of the wall. German soldiers watched their victims die while Milgrim’s subjects were assured by the experimenter that the shocks “may be painful, but they’re not dangerous” (1). But is such an argument actually valid? Most antagonistic authority figures like Adolf Hitler and his fellow Nazis would have never acknowledged the immorality of their regimes to anyone, especially the underlings who were appointed to do their dirty work; therefore, Milgram’s 25 obedient subjects should not…

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    do not seem to share the same community standards and they do not operate as a team. Instead, they have separate lives and values. Another critical distinction between the two works is that The Dragon Can’t Dance deals with issues of government authority and politics, while none of that is directly dealt with in The Man Who Ran Away. Indeed, in The Dragon Can’t Dance we see the young men create the People’s Liberation Army and deal with issues of oppression. In fact, Aldrick gives an impassioned…

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    Poetry and thought are often interpreted as too lofty for the realm of politics, a realm dominated power (Berlin: 2004). Yet memory, as elaborated by poets should always be an exercise in education. The value of narrative, writing, and poetry is high. For ‘the very fact that so great of an enterprise as the Trojan War could have been forgotten without a poet to immortalize it several hundred years later offered only too good an example of what could happen to human greatness if it had nothing…

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    10. Would it help the ICC if a new Asian Regional Criminal Court will be created? Could such a new court harm the interest of the ICC? In my opinion, creating a new court would not help the ICC, rather it would harm its interest in a way that it would totally undermine the judicial powers of the ICC. 11. Can the facts exposed by the ICC help to improve the international community even if the ICC itself doesn 't put many criminals in prison? Even if the facts are exposed by the ICC, it would…

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    In the Harvard Business Review case study Is the Rookie Ready? by Sarah Green we see a company faced with a big, much needed, opportunity (Green, 2009). The company has been hired to do a system upgrade for Hybara Casino. For the purpose of this assignment I have chosen to assess the conflict from Tim O’Connell’s point of view. The main conflict Tim is facing is that he has a two week deadline that his staff is not prepared to meet. Tim is faced with a cognitive conflict in which his staff and…

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    the website are more persuasive than others. To me, I found that one of their strongest features was the use of testimonials from experts. Personally, I am much more likely to believe what an expert (such as a doctor) has to say. The use of authorities makes it clear and their message more persuasive; this allows readers to more easily believe their message, rather than having to go and confirm the information (Gregory, 2015, p. 40). The website has another strong quality on their website of…

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