Mikołajczyk would serve in the Prime Minister's role until 24 November 1944, when, realizing the increasing powerlessness of the government in exile, he resigned and was succeeded by Tomasz Arciszewski, "whose obscurity", in the words of historian Mieczysław B. Biskupski, "signaled the arrival of the government in exile at total inconsequentiality".
One of the findings of Zimbardo's team was that the arbitrariness of punishments, lack of privacy, public humiliation, and increasing powerlessness led those playing the role of "prisoner" to become enraged, confused and ultimately defeated.
Instead of resigning workers to increasing powerlessness, we can seek universal enforcement of international labor standards.
Even lawmakers in Washington suffer from an increasing powerlessness, Howard argues.
Others wondered if Lépine's actions were the result of societal changes that had led to increased poverty, powerlessness, individual isolation or increased violence in the media and in society.
Others expressed a broader analysis, framing Lépine's actions as the result of societal changes that had led to increased poverty, powerlessness, individual isolation, and polarization between men and women.
The danger, though, is that this will further increase the sense of powerlessness that her opponents feel and fuel the radicalisation that is taking place.
The feeling of powerlessness increases with evidence that many victims of the violence have no obvious links with the cartels.
Both also contend that overspenders often are bright, educated, successful, upwardly mobile people who present a curious dilemma to those who work with them: They are often so far in debt they look at counseling as a luxury they can't afford and go on spending and increasing their feelings of powerlessness.
The sense of powerlessness increases with explicit and implicit expectations from others that the pain should be eliminated.
That helps the victim overcome the powerlessness and the helplessness they feel".
