"when coercion is happening"

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From: Isaac Kurtzer
Date: Tue, 04 May 1999 00:00

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i.kurtzer (990504.2230)

> >From Bill Powers (990503.1034 MDT)]
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> >Note that countercontrol is not possible when coercion is happening: the
> >means of acting is no longer B's to vary.
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Does this then mean that coercion does not occur when countercontrol is taking
place?
And does the above not assume that B's coerced CV is B's only way of acting?

i.

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