What is manipulation and its techniques.

What is Manipulation?
There are many types of manipulation, and these types usually vary depending on the outcome that the person performing the manipulation is aiming for. For example, one person may use manipulation to change another person's thoughts, while another person may use manipulation for financial gain.

Manipulation is a psychological tactic used by a person or group to influence the behavior, thought, emotion, or decision of another person or group. The goal of manipulation is to manipulate other people according to their wishes.

The effects of manipulation can be quite harmful. Manipulation can undermine the self-confidence, self-esteem and self-esteem of the target person. In addition, it can prevent the target person from making the right decisions and reduce the quality of life of the target person in the long run.

Ways to protect yourself from manipulation include recognizing manipulative behavior, setting boundaries, communicating Decently, and showing self-respect. It can also help to recognize the warning signs about people who practice manipulation and talk to an expert about how to deal with manipulative behavior.

As a result, manipulation is a psychological tactic that one person or group uses to influence the behavior, thought, emotion, or decision of another person or group. The effects of manipulation can be quite harmful, and certain strategies can be used to protect against manipulation.

In this article, we will talk about how manipulation is applied in human psychology, by whom manipulation is applied, and how someone who is being manipulated can notice it and get rid of it. Manipulating something by influencing it against its will is called manipulation.


What is Psychological Manipulation?

Psychological manipulation, to put it in the most general way, is the manipulation of the manipulated victim or the human community by taking it under its own influence. Directing a person or a human community by influencing them emotionally and using them in accordance with their wishes \earnings, directing them by influencing them outside of their own consciousness or without noticing is psychological manipulation. The person who practices manipulation is called a manipulator. Manipulators have common personality traits. Manipulators observe the emotional and psychological weaknesses of the person in front of them very well and they know well which technique can be most effective on the other side. Manipulators are also people who are too callous to empathize with how much damage they can do to the other person when they are under the influence. The person who is being manipulated does not realize that he is under this influence and moves in the direction that the manipulator wants. After a ruthless manipulator has influenced you with a few manipulation techniques, you can act according to his direction, even if you don't really want to, and you may suddenly find that you don't want to do this and actually start questioning how you did what you were doing at that moment. When you are under the influence of a manipulator, you come to the situation that you can no longer refuse his wishes and do whatever he wants. Psychological manipulation is known as a type of social influence that allows you to direct your desires by influencing the thoughts and feelings of others with deceptive or even abusive actions. Manipulation techniques can be applied against you from time to time by people you don't expect, such as your close circle, boss, teachers, boyfriends/girlfriends, spouse, or more likely by people or people who speak against society more, such as politicians. Most of the time, you may be manipulated by someone like the person or people in this example I have mentioned without even realizing it. Many people under the influence of manipulation do not realize this situation until they come out of this psychological influence. Since every person's thoughts and feelings are different from each other, there are many manipulation techniques available.

Psychological Manipulation Techniques

Increasing your confidence: A narcissistic manipulator needs to feed the attention of everyone around him. So, be careful when you meet someone for the first time and find your new friend well. Such people usually start connecting you to them with every compliment in the book. Then he can play games with you.

Eliminating your willpower: trying to doubt so that you remain under the “protection” of the manipulator.
Destroying your self-esteem: Getting rid of everything you do. They are not constructive in their criticism; they only try to highlight flaws.

Passive-aggressive revenge: They punish you by ignoring you. They push you aside when you need them. Even if you ask them something, they may not talk to you, most people do this nowadays.

Misrepresenting reality: They like to confuse people and create arguments and misunderst Deceptions among others. After creating a disagreement, they stay on the sidelines, having fun while watching other people argue.