Tag: Power Dynamics
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Game Rejection
Within game theory and philosophical contexts, Game Rejection signifies the act of declining participation in established strategic dynamics. It delves into the balance between individual agency and structural norms, revealing the intricacies of decision-making processes.
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DARVO
Originating in the 1990s from Dr. Jennifer J. Freyd’s studies, DARVO encapsulates a sequence: Deny, Attack, and Reverse Victim and Offender. This framework describes how those facing accusations often evade responsibility, challenge their accusers, and recast themselves as the wronged party.
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Cui Bono
Derived from Roman legal traditions, “Cui Bono” translates as “To whom is it a benefit?”. Historically used to discern motives by pinpointing beneficiaries, it’s now a widely-used tool for navigating complex societal and economic dynamics.
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Conflict Avalanche
A “Conflict Avalanche” signifies the rapid escalation of a minor disagreement into a significant dispute, influenced by underlying tensions and external factors. The progression is often intensified by societal tools, psychological factors, and historical grievances, leading to complex resolutions with profound implications.
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Exploitative Interactions
In exploitative interactions, one party derives a benefit at the expense of another. These interactions are prevalent in ecological, economic, and social systems, and are influenced by principles of sustainability and evolutionary dynamics.