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The 14 pages that link to Power imbalance, each with the reason it gives.

• ConsentRelated: Unequal power can make it difficult to distinguish agreement from pressure.

• Sexual violenceRelated: Unequal power can make apparent agreement constrained rather than freely given.

• Conflict resolutionRelated: Unequal power can make an apparent agreement unfair or difficult to sustain.

• MediationRelated: Unequal bargaining power can undermine whether participation and agreement are genuinely voluntary.

• Sexual ethicsRelated: Unequal power can constrain choice even when explicit agreement is present.

• BullyingRelated: Bullying depends on an actual or perceived advantage that makes resistance difficult.

• Documentary ethicsRelated: Filmmakers often control editing and distribution while participants bear lasting consequences.

• Sexual exploitationRelated: Dependence or authority can make apparent agreement unsafe or constrained.

• Child sexual exploitationRelated: Age, dependency, money, and status can give an exploiter leverage over a child.

• School bullyingBroader topic: This feature distinguishes bullying from repeated but more evenly matched conflict.

• Collaborative lawRelated: Unequal bargaining power can undermine whether collaborative negotiations produce genuinely voluntary agreements.

• Dispute resolutionRelated: Unequal bargaining power can make a formally voluntary settlement unfair.

• Histoire de Melody NelsonRelated: The age difference and narrator’s control over the story complicate its romantic imagery.

• Florence Nightingale effectRelated: Care relationships can involve unequal power, complicating consent and interpretation of romantic feelings.