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Episode 02: Manipulation Technique - intermittent reinforcement (Motivational Speech)

Manipulation is a way for someone to alter, influence, or control others to align with their desires. Manipulation can be done by anyone, including close individuals like partners, family, or friends. Typically, this behavior arises out of the perpetrator's fear and anxiety. Manipulation is an action that can be carried out by anyone, including those close to us. Often unnoticed by the victim, these actions can have a detrimental impact on mental health if done for malicious reasons. Manipulation can be positive, such as making eye contact or smiling to build rapport with others. Manipulation becomes unhealthy when its purpose is to avoid responsibility or exert power over others. When dealing with a manipulative person and showing empathy, you may be taken advantage of. This can happen repeatedly, not just once. To avoid falling into the traps of manipulators, you need to understand the psychological manipulation tactics they use. For more details, please watch the video until the end, and don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to this channel to receive more interesting information. Manipulation is a deliberate engineering process that involves adding, concealing, eliminating, or distorting parts or the entirety of a source of information, substance, reality, facts, data, or history based on a design system that can be carried out by individuals, groups, or a value system. Manipulation is an essential part of a specific purpose in terms of planting ideas, dogma, doctrinism, attitudes, thought systems, behavior, and certain beliefs. Manipulative behavior is one way for someone to shape a relationship to suit their desires, and it can affect the emotions and even the mental state of others. Manipulative individuals often exploit the weaknesses of others to manipulate and control their victims into following their wishes. People who engage in manipulative behavior are called manipulators. Manipulators employ various tactics to make their victims feel that their actions are irrational and to gain compliance. Some examples of manipulative tactics include inducing guilt, complaining, lying, making comparisons, blaming circumstances, and, in extreme cases, manipulating someone's thoughts. Support this channel by clicking like, comment and subscribe : https://bit.ly/3sTHBMm source: In Sheep's Clothing - George K. Simon The Art of Seduction - Rob Greene Never Split The Difference - Chris Voss The Art of Manipulation - R.B. Sparkman Copyright Disclaimer Title 17, US Code (Sections 107-118 of the copyright law, Act 1976): All media in this video is used for purpose of review & commentary under terms of fair use. All footage, & images used belong to their respective companies. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing.}