Sometimes controlling behavior is simply an annoying trait, but it may cross the line into abusive behavior. Once you determine the severity of the behavior, you can decide how to handle it.

Controlling behavior crosses the line into abuse when it results in the other person feeling afraid and intimidated. However, it is not always easy to identify specific actions as abuse.

Dakota Johnson has recently left Chris Martin because of his controlling behaviour. According to RadarOnline.com, a source ...

As government pushes for controlling and manipulative behaviour to be viewed on par with physical abuse, these are 10 signs of coercive control to be aware of. Search. Entertainment; ...

Controlling behavior often follows a pattern of escalation and de-escalation. After episodes of controlling behavior, partners might show remorse, promise to change, or shower you with attention ...

Controlling behavior refers to the attempt to dictate another person’s actions, thoughts, and emotions, and it often stems from insecurities or the desire for power.

A man who used a comb to stab his wife in the stomach and coercively controlled her for nearly a year has been jailed.

Jordon Hudson's high school classmate was not "surprised" by her "controlling" behavior during Bill Belichick's "CBS Sunday Morning" interview.

A Wigan man was handed a suspended prison sentence for using controlling behaviour in a relationship. Carlton Hampson, 27, of ...

Section 76 of the Serious Crime Act 2015 created the offence of controlling or coercive behaviour in an intimate or family relationship. If found guilty, a perpetrator faces a maximum sentence of five ...

Sexed-up control freak Sean “Diddy” Combs dictated Cassie Ventura’s appearance from head to toe and ruled over her behavior — including by forcing her to call him “Pop-pop’’ after ...

Coercive control is a form of psychological abuse in which the perpetrator threatens, humiliates and intimidates the victim to frighten them. It has been a criminal offence since 2015. The law change, ...