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. Understanding this behavior ...

It's never easy dealing with a controlling person. They rarely have your best interests at heart and often use manipulation and deception to keep others in line and on a pedestal that matches ...

The emotional manipulation exerted by the controlling person can be so subtle and persistent that the victim may end up blaming themselves for the relationship's problems. Isolation from Friends ...

Sometimes it is situations that cause people to overestimate the control they have. The most notable, and likely the best-studied, situation is the possession of power. From managers to CEOs ...

It can sometimes be a form of emotional abuse. The silent treatment may be abusive if one person uses it to control and manipulate the other. For example, a person may use the silent treatment to ...

There is debate surrounding the degree to which self-control is an innate individual difference, versus a learned skill. Most experts believe that people who are disposed to lower levels of less ...

Sadly, many people are oblivious to the red flags of a controlling relationship, while others recognize the warning signs but remain in denial that someone is trying to control them. The signs can ...

The research, by Lafayette College, involved interviews in 2005, then again in 2010, of more than 3,000 middle-aged and elderly people, of whom nearly 2,000 were in a committed relationship.

Day-to-day operations are expected to remain largely the same under the older brother of late Padres owner Peter Seidler.