Coercive control is another term for behavior in which one person systematically attempts to control another person's life – for example, through control, intimidation, isolation, or financial dependence.
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Coercive control is another term for behavior in which one person systematically attempts to control another person's life – for example, through control, intimidation, isolation, or financial dependence.