The manipulative skill: Cognitive devices and their neural correlates underlying Machiavellian’s decision making
The manipulative skill: Cognitive devices and their neural correlates underlying Machiavellian’s decision making
T. Bereczkei
2015 · DOI: 10.1016/j.bandc.2015.06.007
Brain and Cognition · 76 Citations
TLDR
The author proposed that Machiavellians have specialized cognitive domains of decision making, such as monitoring others' behavior, task orientation, reward seeking, inhibition of cooperative feelings, and choosing victims, and argued why they make MachIAvellians so successful in interpersonal relationships.
