Human Manipulation by Malcolm Coxall
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Overview: Have you ever bought something you didn’t really want, agreed to do something you didn’t really didn’t want to do, or lost an argument because you let your words be twisted and used against you? Have you ever felt that those faces on TV, those in authority in politics and industry, might be not quite telling you the whole truth, that they could be holding something back?
It might be the government, your boss, a politician, a colleague at work, a family member or a slick advertising campaign. Manipulation as a means of controlling or influencing human behaviour is now a constant at all levels of modern life – it is everywhere.We all know that sometimes we are being manipulated by someone. Mostly we do nothing about it because we can’t or we just don’t know how. Occasionally, when we get so frustrated that we just have to act, we often end up in a costly mess, regretting that we ever challenged the manipulator in the first place. Most of us are as innocent as lambs to the slaughter when it comes to the professional manipulator.But there are ways to understand and manage a manipulator, whether it’s an individual, a group, or a government. Firstly, we need to be able to recognise and understand a manipulative act, how it works, the motives for it and why we, in particular, are its victims.
Genre: Non-Fiction > General
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