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Lifestyle => Train of Thought => Topic started by: 2euce 7even on May 20, 2011, 09:02:56 AM
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What Are The Best Tricks To Manipulate People?
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What Are The Best Tricks To Manipulate People?
Make people feel obligated to do something they normally wouldn't do otherwise.
Like politicians do with race and religion. "If you aren't on this side, then youre against (insert race or religious group here)". Now of course they don't say it like that, but thats the trick.
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Use subtle logical fallacies in your rhetoric.
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lmao
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Compliment and subtly mirror their actions and opinions. Play to their ego.
These are best guesses, I don't know from experience. There are lots of psychology books, even free shit on the net. I'd rather teach u to fish ya heard.
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Use subtle logical fallacies in your rhetoric.
what chu mean?
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What Are The Best Tricks To Manipulate People?
Are you trying to get a girl to sleep with you?
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What Are The Best Tricks To Manipulate People?
Are you trying to get a girl to sleep with you?
nah homes i mean in general the psychological manipulation itself
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i dont think youre capable of it
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Use subtle logical fallacies in your rhetoric.
what chu mean?
IE. Politicians use red herrings every time election rolls around. They'll get people to vote for them based on their positions on immigration or gay marriage instead of things they are actually going to do to affect this country.
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Candy
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human relations are based on manipulation, whether conscious or unconscious. and it starts in the cradle. anticipating somebody's reaction and adapting your approach to deal with that reaction is basic manipulation. when a toddler cries when you deny him/her a request (when (s)he does) that's because (s)he is hurt but also because (s)he has unconsciously developed from experience a sense that crying was the safest way for him/her to get what he wanted. your reaction to it will determine whether he'll change or not that strategy. that's how people become capricious and crybabies basically. we all expect something when it comes to dealing with other humans whether it's appreciation, love, consent, agreement, a discount, sex, sympathy, relief, anything really and manipulation is the medium through which we get what we really crave.
one of my friends had this book from Robert Cialdini, can't remember its name but it basically broke down how salesman and ads appealed to you and used psychological triggers to get you to buy what they were selling.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Cialdini
there's a huge litterature about manipulation, from the most basic concepts to the most elaborate scientific studies.
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Compliment and subtly mirror their actions and opinions. Play to their ego.
Then what? After you've complimented and mirrored their actions and opinions and played up their ego, there has to be a next step, what's the next step?
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human relations are based on manipulation, whether conscious or unconscious. and it starts in the cradle. anticipating somebody's reaction and adapting your approach to deal with that reaction is basic manipulation. when a toddler cries when you deny him/her a request (when (s)he does) that's because (s)he is hurt but also because (s)he has unconsciously developed from experience a sense that crying was the safest way for him/her to get what he wanted. your reaction to it will determine whether he'll change or not that strategy. that's how people become capricious and crybabies basically. we all expect something when it comes to dealing with other humans whether it's appreciation, love, consent, agreement, a discount, sex, sympathy, relief, anything really and manipulation is the medium through which we get what we really crave.
one of my friends had this book from Robert Cialdini, can't remember its name but it basically broke down how salesman and ads appealed to you and used psychological triggers to get you to buy what they were selling.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Cialdini
there's a huge litterature about manipulation, from the most basic concepts to the most elaborate scientific studies.
good post.
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Compliment and subtly mirror their actions and opinions. Play to their ego.
Then what? After you've complimented and mirrored their actions and opinions and played up their ego, there has to be a next step, what's the next step?
Then join their internet crew and record a few rap songs
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Compliment and subtly mirror their actions and opinions. Play to their ego.
Then what? After you've complimented and mirrored their actions and opinions and played up their ego, there has to be a next step, what's the next step?
Then you take whatever agenda you have, make them feel like they came up with the idea, and reinforce it as a good one. Again it has to be very subtle, and can take time to implement. This is where the artisanship and practice comes into play.
Again, not condoning manipulation. These are pretty basic psychological tactics and should only be used for good. Karma can be a bitch.
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Compliment and subtly mirror their actions and opinions. Play to their ego.
Then what? After you've complimented and mirrored their actions and opinions and played up their ego, there has to be a next step, what's the next step?
Then you take whatever agenda you have, make them feel like they came up with the idea, and reinforce it as a good one. Again it has to be very subtle, and can take time to implement. This is where the artisanship and practice comes into play.
Again, not condoning manipulation. These are pretty basic psychological tactics and should only be used for good. Karma can be a bitch.
that's an interesting one actually
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Compliment and subtly mirror their actions and opinions. Play to their ego.
Then what? After you've complimented and mirrored their actions and opinions and played up their ego, there has to be a next step, what's the next step?
Then you take whatever agenda you have, make them feel like they came up with the idea, and reinforce it as a good one. Again it has to be very subtle, and can take time to implement. This is where the artisanship and practice comes into play.
Again, not condoning manipulation. These are pretty basic psychological tactics and should only be used for good. Karma can be a bitch.
that's an interesting one actually
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Compliment and subtly mirror their actions and opinions. Play to their ego.
Then what? After you've complimented and mirrored their actions and opinions and played up their ego, there has to be a next step, what's the next step?
Then you take whatever agenda you have, make them feel like they came up with the idea, and reinforce it as a good one. Again it has to be very subtle, and can take time to implement. This is where the artisanship and practice comes into play.
Again, not condoning manipulation. These are pretty basic psychological tactics and should only be used for good. Karma can be a bitch.
that's an interesting one actually
So is the person doing this consciously or unconsciously? Like just something they picked up in childhood?