Manipulation
Manipulation refers to the act of influencing or controlling someone or something in a skillful but often deceptive manner. It can occur in various contexts, including psychology, social interactions, and media. In psychology, manipulation may involve tactics that exploit emotional vulnerabilities to achieve desired outcomes. In social contexts, it can manifest in relationships or negotiations. While manipulation can be used for benign purposes, it is often associated with unethical behavior and coercion. Understanding manipulation is crucial for recognizing and resisting undue influence in personal and professional environments.
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