Sentences with phrase «by authority figures»

While reliable statistics are not available, what data there is indicates that sexual harassment and abuse by authority figures in sports is widespread, especially among elite athletes.

Such facilities are usually a last resort for parents whose teens have been unable or unwilling to respond to outpatient efforts by the authority figures in their lives.

Words spoken by an authority figure, such as a manager or boss, are particularly impactful, she explains.

Think about how you like to be treated by authority figures (supervisors, law enforcement, etc.) and then treat your children the way you want to be treated!

Nevertheless, frequent repetition by authority figures can convince us of anything.

They think of themselves as grown - ups because they've been forced into that role by the authority figures (or lack thereof) in their lives.

At one end, you have complete compliance: an adolescent who always follows the rules and limits set by authority figures.

I have been homeless, broke, imprisoned, beaten by authority figures, and a number of other things when I was younger.

The abuse by any authority figure is truly an evil act.

What Milgram really wanted to find out was just how much pain people will willingly inflict if ordered to do so by an authority figure wearing a white lab coat.

Reviews or statements by authority figures about a product or service are closely intertwined with advertising.

Even though its goal was non-authoritarian, its therapy was dispensed by an authority figure.

Since the Jimmy Savile abuse story broke last October, not a month has passed without a fresh allegation of sexual assault by authority figures.

Secondary to limit setting or attempts by authority figures to control their excessive behavior, can last for extended periods of time; overt, assaultive

If a child is caught and disciplined for drug or alcohol use by authority figures outside of the league (parents, law enforcement, school faculty, etc.) in an environment not related to the league, then the league should not discipline the child.

When a troubled teen fails to respond to outpatient treatment or efforts by the authority figures in his life, it may be time to consider a more intensive program such as a therapeutic boarding school.

Qualitative focus group follow - up studies showed that acceptance is heavily conditioned by authority figures (teachers, TV personalities, religious figures) and the correlation between the students» understanding of evolution and their acceptance of it is weak.

Characters are treated unfairly and misjudged by authority figures and society.

Smack dab in the middle of a season dominated by superheroes and minions comes «The Stanford Prison Experiment,» a re-enactment of the shocking»70s psychology project so disturbing and infamous it remains a hot topic in textbooks and a cultural touchstone for conversations about the abuse of power by authority figures.

No child thinks of it this way, but surely, he or she picks up clear signals about their place in the world, how they are regarded by authority figures who are not their parents, and how much — or how little — is expected of them.

Remember we used to believe the earth was flat, and created by god, or perhaps just always existed, and other things partly because of little more than gut reactions, beliefs, and fears and being told by authority figures or politicians.

Procedural fairness (also referred to as procedural justice) is an evidence - based practice reliably associated with higher levels of compliance with and greater amounts of satisfaction with decisions by authority figures.

Milgram, who was already famous for the obedience experiment in which study subjects administered painful electric shocks to other study subjects when urged to do so by an authority figure, came up with the letter method as a tool to try to solve the problem in real life.

Who it can help: Middle - grade readers who may be experiencing gaslighting or abuse by an authority figure

That (or being told to by authority figures) can make you do things that would be morally reprehensible to you on your own.

In 1963, Stanley Milgram's experiments were among the first to show how «normal» people can be easily persuaded to commit cruel acts that conflict with their personal conscience when directed to do so by an authority figure.

The other feels more like being told what to do by an authority figure, and then being punished if they do not comply.