Failure to accept responsibility for own actions: a failure to accept responsibility for one's actions reflected in low conscientiousness, an absence of dutifulness, antagonistic manipulation, denial of responsibility, and an effort to manipulate others through this denial.
Sméagol does not lie, deceive, or attempt to manipulate others.
KIEHL: It is very common for psychopaths to manipulate others to do things for them.
They fight, they try to block colleagues' progress, they commit fraud, they deceive and manipulate others.
It converts all the other good attributes people have into just an ability or a desire to manipulate others".
"I can say that when you have a psychopathic offender, quite often he will manipulate others, he can be a puppet-master type," he said.
He targeted specific individuals, both staff and patients, attempted to manipulate others and bent the rules of the hospital to suit himself.
Unquestioned faith in his own motives is what allowed him to manipulate others for what he knew would be their own ultimate good.
AA tells you that the root of alcoholism is selfishness, that people are stage-managing all the time and trying to manipulate others for their own benefit.
If this is the case, the grasp of the human heart that enables Amy to manipulate others does indeed reflect her gender.
Blessed with telepathic powers and the ability to manipulate others through mind control, the Children are eventually dealt with by a bomb.
