Research Paper on:
Employer's Psychological Manipulation of 2 Employees

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one wonders if it isnt just a part of human nature. Parents manipulate children, children manipulate parents, lovers manipulate each other. And yet, psychological manipulation can be devastatingly painful and  result in outcomes that change a persons life. One immediate example that comes to mind is that of a naive high school girl who believes the boy who tells her  he loves her in order to have sex with her. Another painful example taken from high school days might be the girl who dates a boy she knows has a  crush on her in order to make her former boyfriend jealous and try to win her back. That example is one in which one person has the manipulative power to  "do a number" on two people. Painful as those memories might be of adolescent manipulation, they pale in comparison to what an adult is certain to experience in the  working world and in dealing with all the other people with which he or she will have an "adult" relationship. Elderly parents may complain to their adult children that "you  never call/visit." Young children regularly use the "if only . . . then" ploy with their parents. One spouse might sulk in order to get his or her way from  the other. It is a circular and dishonest way of interacting that has become almost hard-wired into modern human behavior. All that it takes to do away with it is  honesty and yet that quality always has been a tough one for countless numbers of people. Julia and the Convention Julia Andrews was the owner of a small arts and  crafts store located in an upscale mall in a prosperous Denver suburb. The shop had attracted a wide following of customers who recognized that it was unique in the area