Manipulation vs. Persuasion --- speechmastery.com
What is persuasion in public speaking?
In public speaking, persuasion is a method of getting someone to do, believe or accept something by means of the words you use. It involves reasoning with the listener, using sound arguments or a compelling entreaty used to persuade.
In contrast, manipulation involves controlling or influencing a person or group of people through unfair or unscrupulous means.
outeryou:
Far as i can tell, persuasion and manipulation mean basically the same thing, separated only by intent
