👉 Ptyalagogic is a term in psychology that refers to a type of behavior characterized by a person's repeated attempts to control or manipulate another individual, often for personal gain. This behavior can take many forms, such as manipulating others' emotions, desires, or actions to achieve specific goals. Examples of ptyalagogic behavior include: - Manipulating someone's appearance, body language, or other physical cues to make them conform to one's desires. - Using threats and intimidation to control
