Manipulation

Dominating another person so that they act according to one's will. Manipulation implies that devious means are used and that the manipulated may well be acting against their own self-interest.

1. A world of unseen dictatorship is conceivable, still using the forms of democratic government. (Kenneth Boulding)

1. Coercion
2. Abuse of power

1. Social engineering
2. Sexual manipulation of domestic animals and plants
3. Self-interested manipulation of timing
4. Reward biased research
5. Psychological warfare
6. Provocations of capitalist militarism
7. Political party manipulation of elections
8. Political interference with television news coverage in capitalist countries
9. Manipulative knowledge
10. Manipulative euphemisms
11. Manipulation of UN by vested interests
12. Manipulation of transfer prices by transnational corporations
13. Manipulation of the individual by mass media
14. Manipulation of students
15. Manipulation of nongovernmental organizations
16. Manipulation of debates
17. Manipulation of commodity markets
18. Manipulation of civic education
19. Irresponsible modification of natural environment
20. Inadequate existing symbols for marriage
21. Government manipulation of public information
22. Financial manipulation by sects
23. Falsification of programme evaluations
24. Emotional manipulation
25. Economic manipulation
26. Attitude manipulation of children through play
27. Abusive psychosurgery

1. Fabricated quotations

1. Psychopathy

1. Institutional lying

1. Manipulating

1. Manipulation
2. Independence
3. Dependence
4. Skilfulness-Unskilfulness
5. Conventionality-Unconventionality
6. Motivation-Dissuasion