A person who believes in the philosophy "the end justifies the means" is manipulative and is viewed by some as being ruthless, exhibits tendencies of:

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Lea Becker

26 November, 09:22

A person who believes in the philosophy "the end justifies the means" is manipulative and is viewed by some as being ruthless, exhibits tendencies of:

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Zayne Schaefer · Answer 1

A person who believes in the philosophy "the end justifies the means" is manipulative and is viewed by some as being ruthless, exhibits tendencies of Machiavellianism. Machiavellianism is a term in psychology that refers to a person's character of being self-centered, deceiving, manipulative and coerced others into achieving one's goals. The example mentioned is showing signs of manipulation and ill intentions.