Manipulation
Manipulation refers to the act of skillfully controlling or influencing people, objects, or situations for a specific purpose, often in a deceptive or unscrupulous manner. In psychology, manipulation commonly involves tactics that exploit others' vulnerabilities to achieve the manipulator’s goals. In other contexts, such as mechanics or medicine, manipulation may describe the physical handling or adjustment of objects or the human body. The term carries both negative and neutral connotations, depending on the field and context in which it is applied.
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