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|publisher=http://www.apologet.cz

|publisher=http://www.apologet.cz

|url=http://www.apologet.cz/?q=articles/category/31-duchovni-manipulace/id/130-co-je-to-manipulace

|url=http://www.apologet.cz/?q=articles/category/31-duchovni-manipulace/id/130-co-je-to-manipulace

|language=Czech}}</ref> In the early 1970, psychologist Richard Christie made proposition that being manipulator in line with this principle is very nearly synonymous to so called [[Machiavellianism|Machiavellian]] personality. This distinct personality style is then characterized by manipulativeness, cynism about human nature, and shrewdness in interpresonal behavior marked by using tactics that are exploitative, self-serving, and nearly always deceptive.<ref name="Braiker">{{cite book

|language=Czech}}</ref> In the early 1970, psychologist Richard Christie made proposition that being manipulator in line with this principle is very nearly synonymous to so called [[Machiavellianism|Machiavellian]] personality. This distinct personality style is then characterized by manipulativeness, cynicism about human nature, and shrewdness in interpersonal behavior marked by using tactics that are exploitative, self-serving, and nearly always deceptive.<ref name="Braiker">{{cite book

|author=Harriet B. Braiker

|author=Harriet B. Braiker

|title=Who's pulling your strings? How to break the cycle of manipulation and regain the control of your life

|title=Who's pulling your strings? How to break the cycle of manipulation and regain the control of your life