Unfortunately, human relationships are full of manipulations. Most of them occur unconsciously, we learn them without realizing it, and then we reproduce them. Two of these manipulative mechanisms that seriously damage personal ties are blackmail and coercion. Manipulation, in psychological terms, is defined as a mechanism by which one person leads the other to say […]
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Unfortunately, emotional blackmail with children is part of many childhoods; guilt, fear, intimidation, threat and often also with patience and attention, many parents lead their children to do what they want; on the other hand, many parents are unaware of the impact this practice can have on their education and relationship with them. Emotional blackmail
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Emotional blackmail can occur in friendship, family, or a relationship. The goal of a blackmailer is to be able to manipulate the other person and turn them into someone who satisfies their desires. Sometimes it can be done with such subtlety that the other person doesn’t even realize it’s being manipulated. While this sounds like
Emotional blackmail is a form of control that uses guilt, obligation and fear to get someone else to act in the interests of the lead singer. One way to manipulate the will of others is to provoke negative feelings, of which the blackmailed person does not seem. to be able to get out, unless he
