Marquette in actual and psychological control, 18-7.
Sexual aggression can be a means of expressing revenge, racial prejudice, homophobia, or physical and psychological control.
Current evidence suggests that the strength of the psychological control condition greatly impacts treatment outcomes.
"It is difficult," she said, "because many of the children are under the psychological control of the human trafficker".
It is psychological control that carries with it a textbook's worth of damage to a child's developing identity.
He believed that it had a totalitarian dimension; television, he said in a 1954 essay, was "a medium of undreamed-of psychological control".
In another case, a victim was described as having a "yummy mummy complex" because of the way she reacted to her abuser's psychological control.
Nigerian trafficking gangs use a toxic mix of false promises of legitimate employment and traditional "juju" ceremonies to recruit and gain psychological control over their victims.
Critics said the United States was using sensory deprivation and other psychological control techniques to weaken the prisoners so that interrogations would be more fruitful.
But now imagine I am somehow bringing this tunnelled view of the world upon myself, that there's a degree of psychological control or choice involved.
