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The Accommodation Trap: Survival Dependence, Communication, and the Allocation of Invisible Work
This paper develops a theory of accommodation traps in workplace hierarchies. Workers with weak outside options face a higher relational cost of appearing unavailable, resistant, or difficult, and so adopt accommodative communication (extra deference, softened boundaries, visible flexibility) to pre
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