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a. 1 Social cognition theory perspective in which people are producers as well as products of social systems. 2 Milgram's theory about the agentic state which is the psychological state the obedient subject is in when he or she is obeying authority.
Usage examples of "agentic".
In other words, special rootedness in the biosphere can indeed be reasonably claimedthere is literally a million years of rich tradition of the wise woman who feels the currents of embodiment in nature and communion, and celebrates it with healing rituals and knowing ways of connecting wisdom, a wisdom that does not worship merely the agentic sun and its glaring brightness, but finds in the depths and the organic dark the ways of being linked in relationship, that puts care above power and nurturance above self-righteousness, that reweaves the fragments with concern, and midwifes the communions and the unsung connections that sustain us each and all.