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Student lesson

For · ages 15–18Time · 60–70 minutesLesson 3 of 8

Complex Pressure: Money, Reputation, Housing and Digital Control

Coercion means pressure, threats or control that make it difficult or unsafe for someone to say no.

You will learn to

  • Analyse how different forms of dependence can interact.
  • Explain why an apparently voluntary decision may need careful review of the situation.
  • Avoid overclaiming from a single factor.
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Sarina’s and Abby’s experiences provide the book anchor before new cases extend the analysis to money, housing, reputation and digital control.

You do not need to own or have read the book. The lesson includes the context you need.

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