1978
DOI: 10.1002/ejsp.2420080404
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The victim's reaction to an attack as a function of his perception of the attacker following a verbal insult

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“…Power also involves dependence and coercion against people's will, changing people's will and beliefs through norms and social consensus (Moscovici, 1976). The role of power in the dynamics of insult was discussed by Orbach (1978) who explored the effect of the attacker's status and power on the victim's behavior. The study showed that the ability to influence the behavior of another person through reward and punishment or assigning relative hierarchical rank impacts the perception an insult as variably aggressive and justified.…”
Section: Power Insultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Power also involves dependence and coercion against people's will, changing people's will and beliefs through norms and social consensus (Moscovici, 1976). The role of power in the dynamics of insult was discussed by Orbach (1978) who explored the effect of the attacker's status and power on the victim's behavior. The study showed that the ability to influence the behavior of another person through reward and punishment or assigning relative hierarchical rank impacts the perception an insult as variably aggressive and justified.…”
Section: Power Insultsmentioning
confidence: 99%