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others will feel that the actions they aredoing will occur outside of theirconscious choices. On the other side ofthings, individuals will state that theyare fully aware of their surroundingsand will even be able to carry outconversations during their hypnoticstate.Some experiments that have been doneby Ernest Hilgard shows that hypnosiscan be used in order to alter theperceptions of the subjects. Theexperiment conducted by Hilgardincluded an instruction of the subject tonot feel any pain in their arm. Afterthey were told this, the subject hadtheir arm placed in some ice water.
Those who did this experiment andwere not hypnotized needed to taketheir arms out of the water in just a fewseconds since they felt pain. Those whowere hypnotized were capable ofleaving their arms in the water for afew minutes without experiencing pain.While more research will need to bedone, this study shows how strongmind control can be when using thetechnique of hypnosis.There are many different applicationsdemonstrated through research thathypnosis can be used for including:Treating chronic pain suchas that found with
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Page 9 and 10: ScarcityPersuasion TechniquesCreate
Page 11 and 12: IntroductionMind control is an idea
Page 13 and 14: brainwashing has been used as a cou
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Page 37 and 38: ManipulationManipulation is another
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Page 41 and 42: PersuasionPersuasion is another for
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Page 45 and 46: to get the subject to purchase that
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Page 49 and 50: such as when the agent is hidingimp
Page 51 and 52: into a lot more detail about whatbr
Page 53 and 54: think a specific way when you are o
Page 55 and 56: subject as long as the right condit
Page 57 and 58: that these prisoners underwent amul
Page 59 and 60: be true of all brainwashing cases,
Page 61 and 62: Breaking Down of SelfThe first stag
Page 63 and 64: defending freedom,” “You are no
Page 65 and 66: Self-betrayalNow that the subject h
Page 67 and 68: people that he has always known, th
Page 69 and 70: are willing to turn away from their
Page 71 and 72: ask the subject personal questionsa
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Even though the choice is really no
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deal with guilt and unhappinessanym
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and the beliefs that they have; it
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trying to force out a confession th
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Whether brainwashing pleas can beus
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with those who had kidnapped her.In
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up killing 10 people and woundingth
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was right from what was wrong.Despi
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Common Tactics Used inBrainwashingB
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Peer Pressure-everyone has an innat
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through the process of intimidation
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is provided to them. Not only is th
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the brainwashing process.Verbal Abu
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new identity.Confession—confessio
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world. The agent may point out all
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nutrients that are necessary to thr
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maintain the obedience and loyalty
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Chapter 3: HypnosisWhile brainwashi
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two theory groups that help to desc
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There are many different thoughts t
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the different nonhypnoticbehavioral
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hypnosis is simply in a deepstate o
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susceptibility. Each of them isimpo
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To use the Braid induction techniqu
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make sure to let the participant kn
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body. Later on, Braid began to plac
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One of the distinctions that are ma
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to those who follow this train ofth
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state. Once the suggestion stage ha
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participants to hypnosis. Some of t
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daydream, it is more in the terms o
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surrealist artist, who has employed
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remember that they are notpsycholog
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habit control.Hypnotherapy to assis
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that has been induced as a result o
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audience. The hypnotist is often sh
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Types of HypnosisThere are a lot of
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going on around them, it is ineffec
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to draw a one to one relationshipco
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the memory that is needed. Thismemo
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way to think about how anchoringwor
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happy feelings again.The process of
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will switch the feelings of the sub
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conditioned responses in the mind o
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behavior that is chosen to accompli
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hypnotherapy that has been develope
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tech simulation process on thecompu
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Subliminal programs have the abilit
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suggestion will need to be paired w
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Chapter 4: ManipulationBrainwashing
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The three types of mind control tha
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person or group is being manipulate
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Those who practice manipulation wil
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is known as emotional blackmail. Th
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become so strong that some subjects
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meaningful and long lastingfriendsh
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or victims in order todetermine whi
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them to coerce the subject intocont
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have made a new friend in themanipu
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provides one trialThe first two tac
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Partial or intermittent reinforceme
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one trial learning. This is where t
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and lying. The manipulatorwill lie
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illegal.Denial: manipulators areexp
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not take it so seriously.Selective
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similar to diversion with afew diff
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will result in the victimstarting t
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circumstances or thebehavior of som
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like the work they are doingis for
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manipulator is caught in theact of
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manipulator will be able toshock th
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Techniques of ManipulationAs discus
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marauders and thieves that were goi
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chances of getting a new job orprom
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blackmail, the subject has a threat
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goal.This is why the manipulator is
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subject feel like they are somehow
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them and by the time the subject fi
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illusions that are capable of bring
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most of them are not capable ofunde
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like the other forms of mind contro
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very powerful force as well as majo
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comprehend the situation that is go
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Elements of PersuasionAs with the o
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which means that it utilizessounds,
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other. Some nonverbal cues arepossi
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not like that brand or are not in n
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for many years; in fact it has been
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persuasion following youaround. Thi
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Political candidates canreach const
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whole group to hear in thehopes of
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The subject being targeted ismore d
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Methods of PersuasionPersuasion met
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compared to when a normalconversati
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Another method that can be used ino
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The act of reciprocation ends uppro
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group. They can do this by telling
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the facts that they are using or to
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that your facts are consistentand m
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the right decisions and to processi
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that they will fix something or dos
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need to follow the social rules whe
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around with nothing to do because n
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way. If there is someone who is sim
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The agent is going to work very har
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the agent.AuthorityOne of the ways
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from a panel that was under the sec
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study was just an illustration of h
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than explaining what the customer w
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much higher chance of seeing succes
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The techniques that come withpersua
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method is going to work so well for
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When it comes to persuasion, thecho
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Chapter 6: DeceptionThe next type o
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shaping their world based on the th
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made up. Because of this new mistru
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would not likely be talkingto the a
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Exaggeration: this is whenthe agent
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deception that might be found. Thea
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worry about something, or to keep t
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When this deception is used in ther
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subject finds out about it, they wi
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Deception, though, is capable ofpla
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the subject may be able to tell tha
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Basically, there are not many signs
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camouflage. This is when the agent
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process of deception. The first is
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known as simulation. This consists
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focus their attention on somethingo
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Social ResearchSocially there has b
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were given assistance in order to i
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admit to cheating and there would b
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deception in a study is not the act
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of the study. For example, in regar
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occurrence in philosophy. For examp
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the fact that someone said somethin
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On the other hand, manipulation and
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