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Power play or powerplay may refer to:

In Social Psychology:

A power play, as per Claude Steiner,[1] is an interpersonal transaction or manouver in which one person attempts to control another person against his or her will.

In media

Power Play (1978 film), a 1978 thriller film
Power Play (Angel), the penultimate episode of the series Angel
Power Play (Star Trek: The Next Generation), a Star Trek: The Next Generation episode
Power Play (television series), a Canadian television series

Power Play (album) an album by the Canadian rock group April Wine
Power Play (quartet), a barbershop quartet
Power Play (Canadian political affairs series) a Canadian political television affairs series

In sports

Power play (sport), a sporting term used in various games
Powerplay (cricket), a rule concerning fielding restrictions in one-day international cricket

In video gaming

PC PowerPlay, a PC games magazine published in Australia
PowerPlay (technology), a defunct standard for networked video gaming headed by Valve Software and Cisco Systems
Powerplay Cruiser, a joystick released in the early 1990s

In other fields

PowerPlay, a multiplier randomly selected in the US lottery game Powerball
PowerPlay, a Cognos software product
ATI PowerPlay, a power managament technology from ATI Technologies
Power Play (The Hardy Boys), a novel

This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Power Play.
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 In Social Psychology:
-A power play, as per Claude Steiner,[http://www.claudesteiner.com] is an interpersonal transaction or maneuver in which one person attempts to control another person against his or her will.
+A power play, as per Claude Steiner,[http://www.claudesteiner.com] is an interpersonal transaction or manouver in which one person attempts to control another person against his or her will.
-In Sports:
-* A Power Play can represent the concoction of a disastrous betting proposition, from the mind of the master of Power Playing: a man know purely as 'The Cat'.
-* He provides many people with daily 'Power Plays', the majority of which result in him obtaining substantial profits from other peoples willingess to follow him. He is a master of Power Plays, to whom people in his office bow to his greatness, and have positioned him in his very own corner of the office space.
 In media