1.6.1 Agentic State

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Why might someone obey orders when in the Agentic State?
They see themselves as following authority
How does the Agentic State relate to authority figures?
You follow authority without questioning their commands.
How does the Agentic State relate to obedience?
It increases likelihood of obeying authority
What are the key characteristics of the Agentic State?
Allowing others to control your actions
Following authority without questioning
Transferring responsibility to the authority figure
What happens when you follow a headteacher's instructions?
You enter the Agentic State
In what situation might someone enter an Agentic State?
When a teacher instructs them to do something.
How does the Agentic State manifest during a school field trip?
Complying with a teacher's unsafe directive
Viewing the teacher as responsible for safety
Not questioning the teacher's instructions
What is the Agentic State?
Seeing oneself as an agent of others
What is the definition of the Agentic State?
The Agentic State is when you let others control your actions.
How does entering the Agentic State affect personal responsibility?
You see yourself as their agent, not responsible
What does transferring responsibility in the Agentic State imply?
You believe the authority is responsible for your actions.
What does legitimate authority mean?
Right to give orders and expect obedience
What is the role of authority figures in the Agentic State?
They shift individuals to the Agentic State
Why are people more likely to obey authority figures?
Because of their legitimate authority
What happens to personal responsibility in the Agentic State?
You do not feel responsible for outcomes
What is the concept of the Agentic State?
A psychological state
Individuals see themselves as agents of authority
Reduces personal responsibility for actions
How does the Agentic State affect personal responsibility?
It transfers responsibility to the authority figure