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Control (Psychology)

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The Giver

Lois Lowry

1993 ★ 4.0

Brave New World

Aldous Huxley

1932 ★ 4.0

Gorilla mindset

Mike Cernovich

2016

Self-efficacy

Albert Bandura

1997 ★ 4.7

Feed

M. T. Anderson

2002 ★ 3.8

Empowerment, Health Promotion and Young People

Grace Spencer

2013

The body language of sex, power, and aggression

Julius Fast

1977

The betrayal of the self

Arno Gruen

1988

The guru papers

Joel Kramer

1993

Feet of Clay

Anthony Storr

1996

Emotional Unavailability

Bryn C. Collins

1998

Office ladies and salaried men

Yuko Ogasawara

1998

A teacher's guide to Stick up for yourself!

Lev Raphal, Pamela Espeland, Gerri Johnson et al.

2000

Difficult mothers

T. E. Apter

2012

Client or Patient

Nanci Willis Rinehart

1991

Get Anyone to Do Anything and Never Feel Powerless Again

David J. Lieberman

2000

Doormats and control freaks

Rebekah Lewis

2005

The verbally abusive relationship

Patricia Evans

1996

The self-regulation of health and illness behaviour

Linda Cameron

2002

Weight Loss for the Mind

Stuart Wilde

1994

How to Recognize Emotional Unavailability and Make Healthy Relationship Choices

Bryn C. Collins, Bryn Collins

1997

Stop being manipulated

George H. Greene

1995

The anatomy of power

John Kenneth Galbraith

1983

Confusing Love With Obsession

John D. Moore

2006

Brainwashing and other forms of mind control

Margaret O. Hyde

1977

The Art of Seduction

Joost Elffers, Robert Greene

2003 ★ 4.0

Deterministic learning theory for identification, recognition, and control

David J. Hill, Cong Wang

2008

Myths of Mighty Women

Lucille Spira, Arlene Kramer Richards

2015

Coercion and its fallout

Murray Sidman

1989

Beyond the myth of dominance

Edwin M. McMahon

1993

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