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    Dark Psychology: Proven Manipulation Techniques to Influence Human Psychology - Discover Secret Methods for Mind Control, Dark NLP, Deception, Subliminal Persuasion, and Dark Hypnosis
    Dark Psychology: Proven Manipulation Techniques to Influence Human Psychology - Discover Secret Methods for Mind Control, Dark NLP, Deception, Subliminal Persuasion, and Dark Hypnosis
    Dark Psychology: Proven Manipulation Techniques to Influence Human Psychology - Discover Secret Methods for Mind Control, Dark NLP, Deception, Subliminal Persuasion, and Dark Hypnosis
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    Dark Psychology: Proven Manipulation Techniques to Influence Human Psychology - Discover Secret Methods for Mind Control, Dark NLP, Deception, Subliminal Persuasion, and Dark Hypnosis

    By John Clark

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    Do you dream about becoming a master of mind control? Do you want to protect yourself from brainwashing by becoming aware of the most effective techniques? Then you need to keep reading...

    Whether we realize it or not, the human mind is highly malleable and can be programmed to do nearly anything. In the Milgram experiment of 1961, psychologist Stanley Milgram found astounding evidence for the moldable nature of the human mind. When influenced by a skilled authority figure, he found that his test subjects were willing to carry out shocking actions, many of which clashed with their personalities and most strikingly, their conscience. 

    In Dark Psychology, you'll discover:
     

    • Step-by-step manipulation techniques to INSTANTLY advance your goals and aspirations. (These expert-designed practices will ensure you have the upper hand at all times!)

    • How to detect potential criminal behavior with the Dark Psychology Triad and NEVER become controlled by someone else again.

    • The six key principles of influence that are essential to getting anything you want.

    • How to use body language to establish control over any situation.

    • The unknown truth about hypnotism and powerful tactics for 'deep suggestion.'

    • Secrets about brainwashing, its impact, and lesser-known processes.

    • The powerful technique designed by psychologists that uses the power of language to influence thought and behavior. (Unlock secrets about the human brain and learn how to reprogram it to suit your every need!)


    And much, much more…
    As a FREE bonus, you'll also receive a chapter from Emotional Intelligence: Understand Your Emotions and Create Profound Relationships because we truly believe that with a firm grasp of your emotional state, no malicious outside force will ever be able to penetrate your mind again.

    Even if you're socially awkward, have no social influence whatsoever, or are continuously ignored by everyone around you, the extensive research behind this guide can ensure that you'll learn all the secrets of the malleable human mind and how to compel anyone to do as you desire, employing the same techniques used by the world's most influential people.

    By relying on the expert research behind Dark Psychology, you'll identify all the ways in which outside forces are trying to control your mind, the best ways to protect yourself, and the most effective methods for using them for your own gain.

    If you want to access the powerful tools that have been mastered by businessmen and politicians, and finally unleash your staggering potential as a dark psychologist, you should read this book!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNative Publisher
    Release dateAug 18, 2019
    ISBN9781393065579
    Author

    John Clark

    John C. Clark (PhD, University of Toronto) is associate professor of theology at Moody Bible Institute in Chicago, Illinois. He and his wife, Kate, live in Chicago with their two children.

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      Dark Psychology - John Clark

      DARK PSYCHOLOGY:

      Proven Manipulation Techniques

      to Influence Human Psychology

      Discover Secret Methods for Mind Control, Dark NLP, Deception, Subliminal Persuasion, and Dark Hypnosis

      By John Clark

      Congratulations on purchasing Dark Psychology: Proven Manipulation Techniques to Influence Human Psychology, and thank you for doing so!

      The following chapters will discuss about Persuasion Methods: Analyze People, Mind Control 101, Dark NLP, Dark CBT, Deception, Brainwashing Hypnotism and many more topics. The information found in this book will best explore the methods and techniques you need to learn in order to successfully master Manipulation and be able to Influence People.

      Thanks again for choosing this book! Every effort was made to ensure it is full of as much useful information as possible. Please enjoy!

      Table of Contents

      Chapter 1: Introduction to Dark Psychology

      Persuasion

      Manipulation

      Deception

      Subliminal Messages

      NLP – Neuro-Linguistic Programming

      Chapter 2:  Body Language and Lies

      Body Language

      Deception

      The Deception Spectrum

      Deceptive Topics

      Deceptive Tactics

      Chapter 3: NLP

      NLP: A Brief History

      The Pillars Of Nlp: How To Apply The Knowledge In This Guide

      NLP Presuppositions

      Chapter 4: Psychology Of Influence, Persuasion And Manipulation

      Chapter 5: Brainwash and Hypnotism

      Hypnotism Is Real

      Hypnotic Tactics

      Brainwashing

      Brainwashing Contexts

      The Process Of Brainwashing

      The Impact Of Brainwashing

      Conclusion

      Introduction

      Chapter 1: What is Emotional Intelligence?

      Emotionally Intelligent Character Traits

      Chapter 1: Introduction to Dark Psychology

      It’s a bit of a well-kept secret that the ability to manipulate people is a useful tool. It’s one of the reasons how businessmen and politicians get and hold their positions. There comes a certain point in your life wherein completely turning off your emotions and being pragmatic is a skill you need to have. Nobody likes to discuss it because we have this societal fear of the reality that people can just be seen as a means to an end. 

      The late Steve Jobs was particularly renowned for his ability to work people’s emotions and to say just the right thing that would get them to come around to his view. It was so strong, in fact, that the people around him developed their own term for it: the ‘reality distortion field,’ a phrase coined from a similar phenomenon in the Star Trek universe.

      There are numerous historical instances of Steve Jobs taking advantage of his unique ability to get precisely what he wanted. One such instance was when Jobs, in the 1980s, was trying to get Pepsi CEO John Sculley to come to Apple. This exchange spawned a famous line that many know today: Do you want to sell sugared water for the rest of your life, or do you want to come with me and change the world?

      There is a lot that can be said about his specific ability to charm and manipulate people, not the least of which was his deep understanding of what people wanted as well as what people wanted to hear. Add on to this an understanding of subtle intimidation, power cues, and a large amount of passion and charisma, and you have a powerhouse who could get pretty much whatever he wanted.

      How does all of this apply to you? Well, you’re reading this because you want to learn how to work with people from the inside out. You want to know how to say just the right thing to get what you need and how to manipulate people such that you can bypass any obstacles, so they will do exactly what you want. If that’s the case, then you’ve come to the right place.

      The fact is that the mind is a relatively simple thing. While the brain is infinitely complex, the manifestations of the conscious mind are both resolute and easy to work with. Most people work in very obvious and predictable ways such that if they’re a ‘normal’ person, you can rather easily figure out the best way to work with them in no time flat.

      The purpose is to analyze all of these patterns within the context of people in general so that you can learn the best way to put these trends to use. Some people will, of course, break these ‘standard’ molds, and for this reason there are a couple chapters dedicated to the idea of knowing the person you're working with, reading their inner and outer body language and mental cues, and knowing how to build a paradigm that you can easily manipulate them with.

      In the end, this is about using the concept of neuro-linguistic programming to its fullest to get what you want out of people. A more common term for this is ‘manipulation.’ However, the aim of neuro-linguistic programming is slightly different. Neuro-linguistic programming is more focused on the long-term shifting of attitudes where manipulation is more based on immediate gains. That isn’t to say that neuro-linguistic programming isn’t a form of manipulation though, it absolutely is.

      When you hear the term ‘manipulation,’ you will probably have some sort of knee-jerk reaction like, Wait, isn’t manipulation wrong? And to this question, there is no simple answer.

      I have to say no, though. Manipulation isn’t wrong, manipulation is simply a tool. How you use it can determine whether it’s wrong or not. For example, an example of manipulation being objectively wrong is doing something that gets somebody terribly hurt. There are also some unspoken rules that you should never break. For example, while it’s pretty easy to take advantage of the fact that somebody’s parent is dying, actually doing so is a major ethical gray area.

      If you stick to maintaining an ethical approach, then manipulation actually proves itself as a method of understanding people and knowing how to work with them so things will work out better for you. You can even use manipulation for good purposes. One such example is Steve Jobs yet again, who used his reality distortion field for good causes, such as when he would convince his employees that it was possible to do something that was more or less impossible, which in turn, would make them work harder for the end result and eventually lead to a new mark being set in technology.

      We all know that psychology is the study and analysis of the human mind and human behavior. So, what is Dark Psychology? It is the science and art of manipulating and controlling the human mind through various methods. Psychology is central to human interactions, thoughts, and actions whereas Dark Psychology involves the use of tactics of persuasion, motivation, coercion, and manipulation to get what you want.

      There is a phenomenon in this realm referred to as the Dark Psychology Triad that consists of elements that help in detecting potential criminal behavior in people. The Dark Triad is a combination of traits including Narcissism, Machiavellianism, and Psychopathy. What are the characteristic features of each of these Dark Triad traits?

      ●  Narcissism – is related to lack of empathy, high levels of egotism, and grandiosity

      ●  Machiavellianism – People with this attitude have little or no sense of morality and ruthlessly employ manipulation and other tactics to exploit and/or deceive others.

      ●  Psychopathy – These people come across as very charming and charismatic and deep down are highly impulsive, selfish, lack empathy, and are fairly remorseless. 

      Yes, it is true that none of us wants to be manipulated and yet it happens in our daily lives with unerring regularity, many times unwittingly. Additionally, we also use mind control and manipulation tactics to try and get what we want. Dark Psychology involves studying the psychodynamics of people who prey on and victimize others to achieve their own ends. 

      There are people who use dark psychology tactics knowingly and with the intention to cause harm to others and there are those who use or are prey to these tactics in unwitting ways. Moreover, it is a survival instinct in all living beings to be wary of our surroundings and use guile and deception to survive and thrive. There are multiple studies that prove this innate ability to victimize others. 

      Although we believe that we have control over our actions and reactions, under extreme pressure, it is very difficult to predict our behaviors and there are high chances that many employ dark tactics to escape from these pressures. The following studies are examples of how human minds behave in unpredictable ways when compelled or sometimes even when it may not have needed such an extreme reaction.

      Let us look at some of these experiments conducted in the ‘60s and ‘70s by psychologists. While there are controversies surrounding the

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