In a "secondary injunction," individuals are explicitly, verbally told that the relationship with their "superior" will be damaged if the demands are not met.

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A "secondary injunction" typically refers to a concept in psychology or communication theory, not explicitly about threats to relationships from superiors if demands are not met. It often involves indirect or unspoken rules or norms within a group or society.

In a "Secondary Injunction," Individuals Are Explicitly, Verbally Told That