Being manipulated can be described as an action of undue influence, an attempted slight of hand deception. This through mental distortion along with emotional exploitation, if the other person is unaware or ignoring.
This with the intention of seizing control or power, gaining benefits or privileges, at the victims expense.
Know the difference between strict manipulation, and common social influence from intentional complicity.
Social influence, is common for those personal interactions at work, home, or among friends.
Psychological manipulation, is used to gain some type of benefit or advantage over …