Manipulation
Manipulation refers to the act of skillfully controlling, influencing, or managing people, objects, or situations, often in a clever or deceptive manner. In psychology and social contexts, manipulation typically involves influencing others’ behavior or perceptions for personal gain, sometimes through misleading or exploitative tactics. The term can also apply to physical manipulation, such as handling objects or performing manual tasks. Manipulation is studied in fields such as psychology, sociology, and communication, and is often associated with unethical or coercive behavior.
For more information, see Manipulation (Wikipedia).
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