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Ostow devotes the main portion of this article to a listing of the means by which persons or groups may be influenced by other persons or groups. In discussing each method of influence, he refers to analogues among animals and points to examples in commercial, religious, and political life. He then assesses man's resistance to influence and finds solace in the fact that no influence can be complete or permanent.