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4 years ago

In control theory, how many control systems are in place to work against our tendencies to deviate?

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Two systems are in place, inner and outer control systems. Inner controls consist of our personal morality and our general codes of ethics. Outer controls, on the other hand, are the people in our lives (family, friends, authority figures) who place indirect pressure on people as a way of keeping them in line.

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