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    The Action of Forcing Someone to Act in a Particular
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The Action of Forcing Someone to Act in a Particular

Question 86

Question 86

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The action of forcing someone to act in a particular way such that their autonomy is compromised is called


A) oppression.
B) violence.
C) heteronomy.
D) coercion.

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