The Manipulator by James Lardner
Richard Restak profiles a wide spread personality type he calls The Manipulator. The Neurologist author argues manipulators tailor social encounters for personal gain and thrive in modern workplaces and media. He notes aging narcissists fear decline and that manipulation can be lucrative yet dangerous outside the courtroom.
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James Lardner
Washington Post
Washington
Richard Restak
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Georgetown University Medical School
Washington School of Psychiatry
Monkeys tethered as anxiety drug tests yield fear responses
Monkeys in plastic chairs receive intravenous drug causing rapid fear and panic reactions. Researchers at the National Institute of Mental Health explore brain chemistry to understand anxiety disorders and the brain’s mood controls.
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Philip J. Hills
Washington Post Service
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National Institute of Mental Health
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Diabolic Business Breakfast Sparks Nationwide Panic
A prolonged warning essay attacks the rise of breakfast meetings in American business culture. It cites Chicago Washington New York Los Angeles and small towns, portraying the trend as a spreading menace threatening executive routines and the workplace.
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