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Unintentional on the . basis of a role designation. The administra- which necessarily help some and hurt others. But the hurt done to some is defined as inadvertent insofar as the role is viewed as that of the impartial or tor, for example, must make responsible administrator. decisions The individual who plays a nurturant, comfort-giving role necessarily establishes a relationship in which he is superordinated to the comfort-receiver, but the superordination is inadvertent. Since the role definition itself directs per- ception selectively, the superordination or the administrative harm may not be noticed by the actor or by relevant others.
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