One person manages another in the sense that he manages himself. He does not do so by changing feelings or states of mind. The Greek gods were said t… - B. F. Skinner

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One person manages another in the sense that he manages himself. He does not do so by changing feelings or states of mind. The Greek gods were said to change behavior by giving men mental states such as pride, mental confusion, or courage, but no one has been successful in doing so since. One person changes the behavior of another by changing the world in which he lives. In doing so, he no doubt changes what the other person feels or introspectively observes.