Manipulation
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When we think of Manipulation, we often think of gurus of sectarian movements, unscrupulous businessmen, etc. Yet manipulation is far more widespread than it seems. It is a part of life and it is the very foundation of society.Manipulation is first and foremost a collective affair. It is a cultural and historical fact: religions, science, and politics have always influenced men. At the time when religion was predominant, the clergy manipulated the masses. Today, the media influences millions of people.As an individual, the human being is fascinated by manipulation. Today, television series devoted to manipulation are very popular. In entertainment programs, manipulation also plays a part. In various movies, the actors spend their time manipulating each other and this influences our behavior as well. We love entertainment that is based on influence and manipulation. We love to observe how this or that maneuver influences a protagonist or the character of a movie. Of course, before television, literature had already dealt with manipulation.Every day we are forced to interact with others, and these interactions are governed by more or less visible manipulations.For example, if your baker advertises a promotion on croissants, you are tempted to buy some, but it may be manipulation on his part. The same thing applies if a shoe store salesman tells you that it is the last pair in stock. Although this could be either true or false, this information may make you pull out your wallet. Similarly, when a mother asks her child to choose between tidying up his room and cleaning the whole house, she is using manipulation techniques.This book will teach you how not to confuse manipulation and manipulators.In our personal and professional life, manipulation creates a rift between individuals. It is not because one manipulates ones colleagues or ones love from time to time that one becomes an infamous manipulator. Imagine not being able to ask for a favor from a relative?
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