In Sheep's Clothing: Understanding and Dealing with Manipulative People Free Audiobook Download by George K. Simon Jr., Ph.D.

This audiobook is an excellent guide for any person who has ever been targeted by a manipulative person and wants to understand what is going on in their head. This book will help you better appreciate the tactics that are used and how to prevent them from happening again.

If you have been manipulated or abused, then this book is for you. It is filled with personal stories, examples of manipulation, and a guide to recognizing when someone is trying to control your thoughts and actions.

"The way a person behaves is not always the best indicator of what they are thinking and feeling," says George K. Simon Jr., Ph.D., Superintendent of the U.S. Army's Judge Advocate General School (JAGS), in this audiobook about manipulative people. After years of research, Dr. Simon has identified four types of manipulation: passive-aggressive behavior, covert hostility, feigned compliance, and hostile compliance

When people are being manipulative, most of the time they are doing it without realizing that they are. And quite often those "bad" behaviors can be quite hard to spot, even for those who have had a long and varied career in dealing with people. This is because most manipulative people don't know how to express themselves in a healthy way, so they often resort to unhealthy ways of trying to get their own way.

"In Sheep's Clothing" is a helpful book for anyone who has ever been involved with a manipulative person. The author, George Simon, uses personal experience and research to provide insight into how people manipulate others. The book provides an easy-to-follow guide on how to avoid manipulation--and what to do if it has already happened.

Sometimes people can make us feel confused, scared, or even paralyzed by their tactics and the wrong things that they say. They are generally known as manipulative people. George K. Simon Jr., Ph.D., is a clinical psychologist with over forty-five years of experience in dealing with these people and has come up with some great strategies to help you navigate them. One way to handle them is to try to understand what their approach is, specifically what it is that they want you to do for them. Another strategy involves developing a list of your own priorities so that you can avoid getting caught up in the game of manipulation altogether.