成人の用いる他者操作方略と操作者本人の対人ストレッサー，人生満足との関連

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This study aimed to clarify the connection between adult manipulation tactics, own interpersonal stressors, and life satisfaction. A total of 350 adults responded to the following scales: manipulation tactics used in everyday life, interpersonal stressors, life satisfaction, and multidimensional perceived social support. Path analysis revealed that “coercive manipulation” and “deceptive manipulation” were positively associated with interpersonal stressors, whereas “frank manipulation” was negatively associated with interpersonal stressors. “Frank manipulation” and “coercive manipulation” were positively associated with life satisfaction. Correlation analysis indicated that “frank manipulation” was positively correlated with perceived social support. This study suggested that frank manipulations are adaptive.