Controlling Others and the Social Comparison

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For the most part, it is unethical to try to control others. Every person should have the autonomy to remain out of control as long as their actions are legal and do not interfere with the well-being of other people. Additionally, among the social primates, it is only the human being who is endowed with the ability to reason. Consequently, it is severely unethical to try to control someone who can reason. If it is the goal of theory development, controlling others may be ethical as long as the appropriate limits are maintained. Theory development is a key ingredient to scientific findings. Therefore, with the maintenance of appro...