Obedience
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| - | '''Obedience''', or '''submissive compliance''', is the act of obeying orders from others. This differs from [[compliance]], which is behavior influenced by peers. This is in turn different from [[conformity]], which is behavior intended to match that of the majority. | ||
| - | Obedience is often associated with [[Dominance (biology)|social dominance]] and [[submission]]. | + | The term '''obedience''' can refer to: |
| + | * [[Obedience (human behavior)]] | ||
| + | * The educational film ''Obedience'' about the [[Milgram experiment|Milgram experiment on obedience to authority figures]] | ||
| + | * [[Vow of obedience]] as an evangelical counsel | ||
| + | * [[Obedience training]] for dogs | ||
| + | * [[Obedience trial]], a dog sport | ||
| + | * Obedience Plant, another name for the herb [[Arrowroot]] | ||
| + | * Obedience, the name given to a [[masonic]] jurisdiction | ||
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The term obedience can refer to:
- Obedience (human behavior)
- The educational film Obedience about the Milgram experiment on obedience to authority figures
- Vow of obedience as an evangelical counsel
- Obedience training for dogs
- Obedience trial, a dog sport
- Obedience Plant, another name for the herb Arrowroot
- Obedience, the name given to a masonic jurisdiction
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