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Obedience, in
human behavior, is a form of "social
influence in
which a
person yields to
explicit instructions or
orders from an
authority figure". Obedience...
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Psychology and
later discussed his
findings in
greater depth in his 1974 book,
Obedience to Authority: An
Experimental View. The
experiments began on
August 7...
- Corpse-like
obedience (German: Kadavergehorsam, also
translated as
corpse obedience,
cadaver obedience, cadaver-like
obedience, zombie-like
obedience, slavish...
- The
Knights and
Dames in
Obedience form the
second of the
three classes of the
Sovereign Military Order of Malta.
Unlike the
members of the
first class...
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obedience is a
religious and
political doctrine,
which states that
people have a
moral duty to obey the law, in
particular accepting punishment...
- Look up
obedience in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Obedience is a person's
tendency to
yield to
instructions from an
authority figure.
Obedience may also...
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counsels of perfection, are chastity,
poverty (or
perfect charity), and
obedience. As
stated by
Jesus in the
canonical gospels, they are
counsels for those...
- An
obedience school is an
institution that
trains pets (particularly dogs) how to
behave properly. When
puppies are
young and in the
first stages of training...
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Deferred obedience is a
psychological phenomenon first articulated by
Sigmund Freud,
whereby a
onetime rebel becomes subservient to the very
rules and...
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obedience (also
known as
Rally or Rally-O) is a dog
sport based on
obedience. It was
originally devised by
Charles L. "Bud"
Kramer from the
obedience...
