‘Communication’ at Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life, Page 4

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Manipulation via Overt or Covert Intimidation

Last updated 6th April 2009

Overt and covert intimidation become more effective when the manipulator is skilled in communicating emotional tenacity, determination, and resolve, sending the message that the other party is no match in a contest with them.

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Selective Listening and Attention

Last updated 30th March 2009

“Tuning-out” someone who’s trying to make a point, teach a lesson, or call attention to a problem is a principal way that the disordered character resists internalizing the values, standards, and controls society wants him to adopt.

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Valuing Suffering?

Last updated 24th March 2009

If pleasure is the only guide, then any addict with enough money to get what they want is our model.

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Taking it Personally — And Personal Responsibility

Last updated 10th March 2009

To have a sense of how we appear to others can be helpful information. And “not taking it personally” can actually contribute to our taking “personal responsibility”.

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Evasion and Diversion as Manipulation Tactics

Last updated 5th March 2009

Side-stepping and misleading: rather than being accountable and responsible, what the issue-dodger and subject-changer really wants is to advance their own agenda at the expense of yours, while simultaneously managing your impression of them.

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