DARK PSYCHOLOGY SECRETS & MANIPULATION TECHNIQUES: How to Be free from Covert mind control, psychopath abuse, and Influence people through Dark NLP, body language & Persuasion. Hypnosis & Self-help by Richard Gardner

Author:Richard Gardner [Gardner, Richard]
Language: eng
Format: azw3, epub
Published: 2021-01-03T16:00:00+00:00

PART 2:

Introduction

M anipulation is a technique using which a person can indirectly control the behavior, emotions as well as relationships with other people. There are lots of people who get engaged in periodic manipulation. When we tell an acquaintance that we feel fine but in fact we are depressed, it is a form of manipulation because we are on our way to controlling the perceptions of our acquaintances and also their reactions. Manipulation has a deep connection with emotional abuse, especially in intimate relations. The word manipulation is perceived as negative when it tends to harm our emotional, physical and mental health of a person.

Manipulation is a form of social influence which uses indirect, underhanded, and deceptive tactics to change people’s perceptions and their resultant behavior. Usually, the end goal is to advance the interests of the person who initiates the manipulation. In many cases, manipulation happens at the expense of the person that is being manipulated; they may be emotionally, mentally, or physically harmed, or they may end up taking actions that are against their own best interests.

It’s important to note that social influence is not inherently bad; one person can use manipulation techniques for the good of the person he or she is manipulating. For example, your family members or friends can use social influence and manipulation to get you to do something for your own good. The people who mean you well might manipulate you as a way of helping you deal with certain challenges or to help you make the right decisions.

How Manipulation Works

There are several psychological theories that explain how successful manipulation works. The first and perhaps the most universally accepted theory is one that was put forth by renowned psychologist and author, George Simon. He analyzed the concept of manipulation from the point of view of the manipulator, and he can up with a pattern of behavior that sums up every manipulation scenario. According to Simon, there are three main things that are involved in psychological manipulation.

First, the manipulator approaches the target by concealing his or her aggressive intentions. Here, the manipulator seeks to endear himself to his target without revealing the fact that his ultimate plan is to manipulate him or her. The manipulator accomplishes this by modifying his behavior and presenting himself as a good-natured and friendly individual, one who relates well with the target.

Secondly, the manipulator will take time to know the victim. The purpose of this is to get to understand the psychological vulnerabilities that the victim may have so as to figure out which manipulation tactic will be the most effective when he ultimately decides to deploy them.

Depending on the scenario, and the complexity of the manipulation technique, this stage may take anywhere between a few minutes to several years. For example, when a stranger targets you, he may take only a couple of minutes to "size you up" but when your partner or colleague seeks to manipulate you, he or she may spend months or even years trying to understand how your mind works.

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