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Definitions:
Threatening
Expressing or implying a menace or danger, often intended to intimidate or coerce someone into action or inaction.
Rosabeth Moss Kanter
A professor of business at Harvard Business School known for her research on strategy, innovation, and leadership for change.
Symbols of Power
Objects, actions, or titles that represent authority, influence, and command within a given context, signaling status and control.
Coercing
The act of compelling or influencing someone to do something by using force or threats.
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