Subordinate
Subordinate refers to a person or thing that is of lesser importance or lower rank than someone or something else. In a hierarchical structure, subordinates are those who are under the authority or control of another. This term is commonly used in various fields such as business, military, and psychology.
Business[edit | edit source]
In the business world, a subordinate is an employee who is under the supervision of a manager or any higher-ranking personnel. The manager assigns tasks and responsibilities to the subordinate, who is expected to carry them out. The performance of the subordinate is often evaluated by the manager or supervisor.
Military[edit | edit source]
In the military, subordinates are the soldiers or officers who are under the command of a superior officer. The superior officer gives orders and the subordinates are expected to follow them. The military hierarchy is strictly observed and the chain of command is an important aspect of military discipline.
Psychology[edit | edit source]
In psychology, the concept of subordination is used in the study of social hierarchies and power dynamics. It is often associated with concepts such as dominance and submission, and is studied in various contexts such as family dynamics, workplace relationships, and social interactions.
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