Power Dynamics

Front

You're in a team meeting discussing a key project. Some opinions are being ignored, and the leader focuses only on ideas from higher-ranking members. What should you do?

Back

You believe everyone's ideas are valuable and should be heard. You suggest giving everyone a chance to share their thoughts before making a final decision.

Front

You are waiting in line at a crowded store to pay. When it's your turn, an elderly person approaches and requests to be served first, claiming they deserve priority due to their age and life experience. The cashier looks unsure about what to do.

Back

You politely decline, explaining that everyone has equal rights in the queue and should be treated fairly, regardless of age or status.

Front

You are driving on a busy road and approaching a crowded intersection. As the light turns green, a luxurious car from the right suddenly cuts into your lane and speeds ahead without signaling. Clearly, the driver is not following traffic rules, but they appear to be someone of high status or wealth.

Back

You accept the situation without reacting because you believe that people of higher status may have certain privileges in society.

Front

You are studying abroad and have the opportunity to apply for a prestigious internship program. According to the rules, all students can apply, but most past selections have been local students. A local friend advises against applying, saying your chances are low as an international student. What do you decide?

Back

You still apply and try to demonstrate your abilities. You believe that if you are talented enough, you deserve the opportunity like anyone else.