Compulsion to live right.
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Coercion is indirect, extended, covered mediated pressure. Approach as Silovika-Tactic
In contrast to direct, undisguised power pressure (to force), coercion is covered by something. Coercion can be hidden behind an external task, be mediated by overt or hidden threats, or take shape as a necessity caused by circumstances. See Coerce and Force
As a rule, coercion is carried out through negative motivation, through the use of the threat of violence, force, etc. More sophisticated coercion is created by positive motivation — and then this is called arousing interest.
“Compulsion is when you harness them to a wagon, and hang a delicious carrot in front of your nose. Then they think that they go on their own, where they want, for their bright unattainable goal — but in fact, it is you who lead them. And with much more comfort!” — See Coercion without Violence
Freedom and coercion
Man is not born free, but a slave, at least a slave of his inner nature. Education must begin with coercion, but end with freedom. The path to freedom lies through coercion. See →