# Strategies for non-coercion by force Coercion without the use of force involves a number of psychological and social strategies, which should be considered within the framework of legality and ethics.： **Legal negotiation strategy**： -Set clear deadlines to create a sense of urgency -Propose reciprocity conditions ("If. . . so. . . ") -Emphasize the natural consequences of non-cooperation, not threats -Show your alternatives and improve your negotiating position **Legal pressure in the business environment**： -Economic incentives and constraints -Propose the terms of the contract and the consequences of breach of contract -Take advantage of market competition in the market -Application of legal legal framework and consequences It needs to be clear that true coercion may constitute a crime if it involves illegal threats or improper pressure. Healthy influence should be based on respect, transparency, and ethical boundaries, and the focus should be on problem solving and finding win-win results.