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Coercion

usgb/kəʊˈɜːrʒn/Volume
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Coercion usually implies a negative and forceful action, often considered morally wrong. SlideThe workers felt coercion when they were forced to sign the agreement.
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Coercion doesn't always mean physical force but can include subtle forms like emotional pressure. SlideShe experienced coercion when her peers pressured her to smoke.
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Coercion can happen in private and hard to prove situations, like behind closed doors. SlideHe faced coercion to change his testimony, but nobody witnessed it.
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