I don't agree with this based on semantics. Mind Control isn't just about getting someone to preform a perfect task, but a loss of free will entirely. Mind Control means that they literally can't make a different choice, where as deception, coercion, subversion, persuasion, and trickery all simply manipulate people into making a different free choice. The choice is and always was there's to make, but they have been manipulated into making a free choice that benefits another. Mind Control doesn't allow for a choice at all.

Under your definition, fraud and coercion would also be mind control. If you put a gun to someone's head and tell them to give you their money, they will give you there money. That is the set of sights, sounds, and sensations that causes an individual to perform a specific set of actions. That is not, however, mind control because choice is still applicable. It is no longer a free choice under coercion. It is still a free choice under fraud. Neither are mind control because a choice is possible. In fact, mind control can go as far as still having a conscious victim be aware of the mind control and be unable to prevent it, showing that the ability to make any choice at all is the key part of the definition of mind control.