6 Dark Psychology Tricks To Beware Of

Ever found yourself in a situation where you felt like someone was playing mind games with you? Today, we'll be diving deep into the world of dark psychology and uncovering the common manipulation tactics to watch out for.

From subtle gaslighting to the intricate maneuvers of master manipulators, we're shining a light on these dark psychological tricks that can leave you feeling confused, manipulated, and downright bamboozled. Whether you're navigating relationships, dealing with a narcissist, or simply want to arm yourself with knowledge, this video is a must-watch.

#manipulation #narcissist #psychology

Writer: Chloe Avenasa
Editor: Caitlin McColl
Script Manager: Kelly Soong
Voice Over: Brandon
Animator: Kayla Ramirez
Youtube Manager: Cindy Cheong

[Jonathan_Collins]

Some people thought I was like them and they thought they could manipulate me . They did scare me, but I didn’t do anything they wanted me to.

[cosmicfox]

timestamps:
1. group think 0:51
2. obedience to authority 1:33
3. the bystander effect 2:15
4. love bombing 2:56
5. social engineering 3:29
6. manipulative persuasion 4:12

[ZEKESPILLEDINKMUSIC]

In other words, this video shows everything that Hollywood gets wrong about Psychology in movies.

[Ketumak]

Another technique I can think of is the salesman's favourite: pressing for a quick decision. As in, "Only 25 more left in stock, order yours today!"

[ShaoDel]

This is basically every tactic used by a narcicissist. It's kinda sad how many people today are narcicissists due to social media and social norms today.

[Aan]

Timestamps
1). Group think 0:50
2). Obedience to authority 1:32
3). The bystander effect 2:15
4). Love bombing 2:55
5). Social engineering 3:28
6). Manipulative persuation 4:11

Hope this helps you out. Hope you have a nice day. 💙💙💙💙💙💙

[abandonedcharcoal]

Manipulative persuasion is widely integrated by people looking for excuses to bully people. But look like a kind person while doing it.
A person with an otherwise normal trait is targeted. They use out-of-context data to point out why it is bad, and use fear-mongering to create a sense of urgency. It panics people and their immediate reaction is to harrass the victim to "stop doing the bad thing".

[DumbledoresaysPottah]

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[Bored]

Adding this to my "how to manage toxic parenting" playlist. Even my therapist after everything my son's mother has done says "you have to expect the worst from her in order to protect yourself" 😞

[tarotwithsushmita]

Your videos are really very helpful. Glad I came across your channel. Have got clarification regarding tons of things. You're doing great work, , keep going❤

[TheEducatr]

Mind officially blown! These dark psychology tricks are straight out of a thriller movie. Thanks for the eye-opening video!

[SlicedZucchini]

bystander ... blew my mind, I have been arguing that for almost 20 years now and I have never heard that turn coined before until now, I came to that conclusion while working in retail as firsthand personal experience ... uniquely, I have been completely blind now for 6.5 years and I have experienced increased attention, empathy, sympathy and assistance (and maybe fear of public backlash when someone is physically or verbally rude to me then Discover I'm blind) when someone else mentions that I am blind

[Hannah-kbxu]

thank you for this video ❤ the love bombing is very helpful.. he got me feeling extremely overwhelmed:/

[PLVYR]

Well-timed. Trying to gauge my friend’s partner’s behaviors around her and how she acts around them. There may be some abuse and manipulation at hand but they (friend’s partner) started a faction war with me in the middle.

[BrotherRell]

Too many subscribers no enough views, we gotta share these videos mental health and relationships are more important than ever now. Thank you guys honestly

[flamegamer]

Glad that I checked this video out. Because who’s know how people really are in terms of personality or what they’re up to. Good thing that I observe others and my surroundings when I can.

[SweetUniverse]

My mother taught me to ignore authority. Unfortunately, she didn't realize that meant her. 😊😊

[HellHeater]

Could you elaborate on love bombing? I've gotten in a relationship about 2.5 months ago and I had been doing exactly what you described with love bombing, showering her with love and affection. I have absolutely no intent of manipulating her or simply stopping showing affection. I believe, the way you explained it, it's too easy to confuse real affection with manipulative one. Someone in a real healthy relationship could think they are being manipulated after seeing this video.

[a-foot-long-subway]

I hate to point out, im no grammar police but with all due respect i noticed an error. An extra letter in 'social enbgineering'

[damonf]

1:38 I was taught about that study in highschool. It was a class about ethics and why we choose what we choose. The authority aspect is just one of many. It really came down to where did their source of right and wrong stem from. Authority figures were just one of the sources found.