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obedience

obedience Obedience is an internalized tendency to comply with authority or disciplinary control.

Obedience is an internalized tendency to comply with authority or disciplinary control. In this context, it is described as becoming almost automatic through strict regimentation, close surveillance, and training practices that reduce questioning or resistance.

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Drafting source: Huang Huancheng; Chen Yuanyuan; Wan Yu; Jiang Lu; Sun Shulin; Huang Luqi. How training culture normalizes sport bullying: suffering, obedience, and structural violence in athlete development. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1885241; article XML SHA-256 1ac0acd749644dff7c25f7c7cf0e0a44a5f779803a6679d46fa5f637fc0fc25a. “How training culture normalizes sport bullying: suffering, obedience, and structural violence in athlete development” (10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1885241).
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