Green’s Dictionary of Slang

out-psych v.

[SE out + psych (out) under psych v.]

(US) to confuse, manipulate or brainwash someone by psychological means.

[US]R. Abrahams Deep Down In The Jungle 141: It is an attempt to ‘one-up’ or ‘out-psych’ the opposing players.
[US]J. Wambaugh Onion Field 397: ‘I would perhaps suggest that Mr. Powell had reasons, and he can certainly out-psyche the psychiatrist’.