A person's position in the power hierarchy can depend on many factors, such as experience, expertise or assignment to a role (French & Raven, 1959; Magee & Galinsky, 2008). Wherever people find themselves in a hierarchy, however, two things are true: They will depend on those above them...
in allusion to the University of Georgia Bulldogs. They also describe the seasons there and the Southern hospitality. Here, they depict the many dimensions of a rural Southern identity, from the barbecue to the college football, to the common phrases to describe a heightened degree of ...
The term “echo chamber” is a metaphor for an environment in which a person is exposed only to certain information again and again (Jamieson and Cappella, 2008). Such an environment is thought to lead to a reinforcement of one's attitudes when attitude-fitting information (e.g. news, opin...