The Fear Zone is the stage following the Comfort Zone, where individuals face uncertainty and fear as they push beyond their usual boundaries.
Intimidation involves making someone afraid to compel them to do something. Although similar to coercion, intimidation focuses more on inducing fear rather than the broader spectrum of threats.
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