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Controlling People

How to Recognize, Understand, and Deal with People Who Try to Control You

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The following traits may belong to a known person: · They must always be right · They tell you who you are and what you think · When you disagree, they suggest you are wrong · They feel threatened by people with different opinions · They feel attacked when questioned · They do not seem to truly see or hear you If the above traits seem familiar, you need help. In "Controlling People," Patricia Evans addresses the "controlling personality" and reveals how and why people try to control the lives of others. She explains the compulsion that drives them to continue this behavior—even when it alienates others and often causes them to lose loved ones. The work "Controlling People" helps you discover the irrational behavior that affects both the controller and the victim.

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Controlling People, Patricia Evans

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Title
Controlling People
Subtitle
How to Recognize, Understand, and Deal with People Who Try to Control You
Language
English
Publisher
Adams Media
Released
2003
Format
Paperback
ISBN10
158062569X
ISBN13
9781580625692
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The following traits may belong to a known person: · They must always be right · They tell you who you are and what you think · When you disagree, they suggest you are wrong · They feel threatened by people with different opinions · They feel attacked when questioned · They do not seem to truly see or hear you If the above traits seem familiar, you need help. In "Controlling People," Patricia Evans addresses the "controlling personality" and reveals how and why people try to control the lives of others. She explains the compulsion that drives them to continue this behavior—even when it alienates others and often causes them to lose loved ones. The work "Controlling People" helps you discover the irrational behavior that affects both the controller and the victim.