The Art of Manipulation and Influence_ Master 50 Manipulation Tactics for Success - Ivan Masilang

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The Art of Manipulation and Influence: Master 50 Manipulation Tactics for Success - Ivan Josh
‌Gaslighting: A type of manipulation where the manipulator is trying to get someone else (or a group of people) to question their own reality,memory or perceptions.
‌Mirroring: When someone copies the facial expressions,gestures,vocal inflections,opinions, and attitudes of another person during a social interactions.
‌Scared Kitten Method: This involves opening up to your victim while also explaining how you're improving yourself. Make them feel bad for you but make them think that they're
the only person you're opening up to.
‌Machiavellian Manipulation: Using lies,cheating,or flatter to get your way,They bend rules,trick people and fake sympathy using long term plans and calculated strategies.
‌Love Sniping: Rather than love bombing,you can hit them with precise bursts of love. Have regular conversations with them,then suddenly hit them with a huge compliment. You
can repeat this numerous times.
‌Triangulation: You make your victim focus your attention on the supposed threat of another person,rather than yourself. You report back falsehoods about what others say
about you're victim.
‌Projection: Claiming all the nastiness that surrounds you isn't your fault but rather your victims.
‌Playing on Insecurities: Targeting your victim's sense of shame. Makes your victim comply with you to avoid feeling it in the future. (ex. Your victim delt with selfish parents so
you start calling your victim selfish themself)
‌Charisma: Uses promise,friendship, and love to tame their target.
‌Imitation: Huge advantage and benefit for manipulation for it replicates one's behaviour,attitude and etc.
‌Flattery: Flattery Manipulation is a type of psychological manipulation that involves using compliments, praise, or flattery to gain favor or influence over someone. The flatterer
often has an ulterior motive,such as obtaining something from the target,gaining their trust,or manipulating them into doing something they wouldn't normally do.
‌White Knight: The manipulator will create a massive problem and claim to be a hero because he solved it,but no one knows he created and planned the problem.
‌Trauma Loop: Trauma Loop is very similar to White Knight,where you are saving them from a crisis. The difference is that they know you made the crisis. You are the root cause
of their pain and they know it. It's why toxic relationships break up and get back together over and over again, as they are being saved by the person that gave them their pain.
‌Ghosting: Ghosting Manipulation is a behaviour in which one person suddenly stops communicating with another person without any explanation or warning. This is often seen
in romantical relationships, but it can occur in other types of relationships as well. The person who is being ghosted is left feeling confused,hurt and powerless,as they have no
way of knowing why the other person has suddenly cut off contact. Example: Ghosting after an argument or disagreement to make the other person feel guilty or unsure about
the relationship. Disappearing and Reappearing inconsistently, keeping the other person on edge and unsure of the status of the relationship.
‌Feedback Loop: This is a type of Manipulation in which you reward them when they do something right and punish them when they do something wrong. It's similar to training a
dog.

‌Shadow Gossip: Shadow Gossip refers to the act of intentionally spreading rumours or false information about someone.
‌Isolation: Isolation is the act of you, the manipulator, cutting of their support system/friendships.
‌Psycho Reassurance: It is where you exaggerate all misdeeds someone does to an extreme, but not incorrect level. This makes a great scapegoat for all evil things they may aid
or see you do in the future, as in their mind they are as evil as you.
‌Comfort Binding: Comfort Binding Manipulation is a tactic that involves switching between providing moments of comfort, such as kissing or cuddling, and then later on
rejecting those same acts. By doing this you are making a cycle of giving comfort to a person and then withdrawing it. This can create a sense of addiction and desire in the
other person, which will make them crave the positive experiences you gave them.
‌Name Calling: Name Calling is where the manipulator will often label the victim's personality traits or behaviours with negative verbiage. The purpose of this is to make the
victim believe they are less than, and to subtly convince them that they aren't worthy of better treatment. This often starts in small, less offensive ways, and builds in intensity
and frequency as the victim becomes more and more accustomed to the name calling.
‌Conditioning: The Manipulator rewards or punishes another person in order to influence their actions and decisions.
‌Comparison: The Manipulator deliberately puts another person in a bad comparison with others in order to disguise their motivations or plans.
‌Fear Trigger: Fear Trigger is simply triggering someones fear to a breaking point. When someone reaches their breaking point they tend to give up hope and consent to their
fate. It gives you a great opportunity to White Knight them, or use them completely, as they will consent to nearly anything when in a fear trigger state.
‌Overstimulation: Overstimulation is when a scenario gets so intense or confusing that you just follow the words of someone you trust instead of analyzing and making a
decision for themselves. This technique is used by the school system to pressure you into college degree that you don't want, and therefore have unneeded debt to your name,
you get so overwhelmed by the choices that someone who doesn't know the right choices for you.
‌Intimidation: The Manipulator uses his physical strength,status or other means to intimidate someone and enforce their will.
‌Obsession: The Manipulator will give a person attention and then stopping after a while, the person will try to get that attention that you gave them before.
‌Play with Emotions: The Manipulator manipulates the emotions of another person to make them do what they want. This can be done through tantrums, feelings of guilt, and
etc.
‌Misleading: The Manipulator intentionally gives false or misleading information to get another person to do what they want.
‌Compulsion: The Manipulator uses pressure, threats,violence or other means to get another person to do something they would not otherwise do.
‌Reciprocity: The Manipulator is doing something good for another person will give them something back later.
‌Confusion: The Manipulator uses confusion tactics to confuse another person and get them to make decisions that they would not otherwise make.
‌Authority: The Manipulator uses their position,title or power to get others to do what expected of them.

‌Charm: The Manipulator uses charm and flirt to get another person to trust them or to follow.
‌Fellings of Guilt: The Manipulator can trigger feelings of guilt by reminding another person of what they owe the manipulator or by threatening to harm himself.
‌Social Influence: The Manipulator uses the influence of their social group to get others to follow their will.
‌Information Withholding: The Manipulator specifically discloses only limited, or incorrect information in order to conceal the current situation or their intentions.
‌Coercion: The Manipulator uses a kind of intimidation or threat to get another person what they want.
‌Lying: The Manipulator intentionally reproduces misleading or false information in order to manipulate another person.
‌Blackmail: The Manipulator threatens to expose another person or use incriminating material against him/her to manipulate him/her.
‌Familarity Trick: The Manipulator pretends to be very familiar or familiar with another person to gain their trust.
‌Exploiting Weaknesses: The Manipulator can specifically make another person more vulnerable to manipulation by exploiting their weakness or uncertainties.
‌Benevolent Reliance: Benevolent Reliance is when the manipulator denies all of their choices and force them to follow your decisions exactly as you wish.
‌Repayment: The Manipulator uses the pressure of a prior refusal or rejection to get another person to fulfill their demands.
‌Spiritual Manipulation: The Manipulator uses his connection to a spiritual group or faith community to manipulate another person.
‌Disciplining: The Manipulator threatens to announce punishments or consequences in order to keep another person at bay.
‌Shrouding In Fog: The Manipulator speaks incomprehensibly or express himself vaguely in order to mislead another person.
‌Provocation: The Manipulator provokes another person to force a reaction that plays into their hands.
‌Seduction: The Manipulator uses their sexual attraction or conquest capabilities to manipulate another person.
‌Emergencies: The Manipulator manipulates another person by claiming that there is an emergency that can only be solved by their help.
‌NLP: NLP is the act of linking a specific state or emotion to a particular sensory stimulus. NLP is when you associate a specific sensory experience, such as a touch, sound or
image, with a particular emotion state or behaviour. In short, it is the act of assigning a certain emotion to a certain sensory interaction.
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