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It has been reported that if these people are asked for advice for better parenting with a troubled teen, the advice from an overtly controlling person would be to cast the teen away, leave him in a church or be hard on him in a physical manner. In the case of marital issues, the advice would be to make sure that the wife being a weaker person should be made to submit to the much stronger husband. If a depressed individual asks such controlling person for an advice, it would be repent on sins making sure that such sins are not committed again.
These individuals are overtly paranoid and these are in a strong habit of suspecting the other people of planning again him making sure that his personality and ministry are negatively affected. When certain people refuse to be manipulated, and controlled, they are suspected of having wicked plans against him.
Being overtly careful about the appearances is one of their defining characteristics. Wealth and power...
In order to be more manipulative, the controlling person makes sure that the facts are strong based on which often most of the facts used to manipulate are lies (Bancroft 90).
Conclusion
The main fact learned from the study is that a controlling person is a liar, an emotionally weak person, pretending to be physically strong, wealthier, and suspicious of others for planning against him.
Works Cited
Bancroft, Lundy. Why does he do that?: inside the minds of angry and controlling men. Berkley Books, 2003.
Braiker, B. Harriet. Who's Pulling Your Strings?: How to Break the Cycle of Manipulation and Regain Control of Your Life. McGraw-Hill Professional, 2004.
Evans, Patricia. Controlling people: how to recognize, understand, and deal with people who try to control you. Edition 3. Adams Media, 2002.
Works Cited
Bancroft, Lundy. Why does he do that?: inside the minds of angry and controlling men. Berkley Books, 2003.
Braiker, B. Harriet. Who's Pulling Your Strings?: How to Break the Cycle of Manipulation and Regain Control of Your Life. McGraw-Hill Professional, 2004.
Evans, Patricia. Controlling people: how to recognize, understand, and deal with people who try to control you. Edition 3. Adams Media, 2002.
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