What do you think?
Rate this book
Dark Manipulation Techniques: Discover the Secret Techniques of Manipulators and Narcissists to Break Free from Deceptive and Manipulative Behaviors.
Uncover the secret world of dark psychology and learn how to stop manipulators in their tracks.
Have you always wanted to uncover the insidious subliminal techniques that manipulators use to control people? Do you want to delve into the hidden side of psychology and uncover the dark strategies that you can use to protect yourself from harmful people? Or do you want to master the art of persuasion and learn to influence others? Then this book is for you.
Dark manipulation is a powerful collection of controlling techniques that narcissists and sociopaths use to manipulate their victims. Built on a foundation of exploiting our natural psychology and weaknesses, this highly effective form of manipulation is a dangerous tool when in the wrong hands. But by mastering the techniques and learning to identify controlling behavior, you can learn how to spot these abusive techniques and never fall victim to them again.
Inside this ultimate guide to mastering manipulation, you’ll join author and former CIA operative Harold Fox as he unveils the real-life manipulation strategies that toxic people use to control you. Breaking down the subtle psychological tricks and techniques that abusers use to manipulate their victims, you’ll learn to spot the early warning signs, identify manipulative behavior, and use your own dark psychological tricks to protect yourself from harm.
Including a detailed exploration of the different kinds of manipulation, the power of the “Drama Triangle”, and even how you can harness dark psychology to naturally become more persuasive and charismatic, Dark Manipulation Techniques arms you with the essential advice you need to protect yourself from ever falling victim to a controlling person.
Here’s just a little of what you’ll discover
Manipulation 101 – Everything You Need To Know About Dark Psychology
How To Easily Spot The Different Kinds of Psychological and Emotional Manipulation
Getting Inside a Manipulator’s Mind – Understanding How Toxic and Controlling People Think
7 Kinds of Manipulative People (and How To Avoid Them All)
Common Manipulation Techniques and How To Defeat Them
The Surprising Ways People Try To Control You Using The “Drama Triangle”
5 Powerful Persuasion Principles To Instantly Make You a Better Leader
And So Much More…
No matter your age, background, or what kind of dark psychology goals you’re trying to achieve, this complete guide will take you by the hand and show you how to identify – and defeat – whatever manipulation might come your way. If you’re tired of feeling like you’re being pressured or taken advantage of, or if you need help dealing with a manipulative person in your life, then Dark Manipulation Techniques is a must-read.
Are you ready to master the art of dark psychology? Then scroll up and grab your copy now!
Have you always wanted to uncover the insidious subliminal techniques that manipulators use to control people? Do you want to delve into the hidden side of psychology and uncover the dark strategies that you can use to protect yourself from harmful people? Or do you want to master the art of persuasion and learn to influence others? Then this book is for you.
Dark manipulation is a powerful collection of controlling techniques that narcissists and sociopaths use to manipulate their victims. Built on a foundation of exploiting our natural psychology and weaknesses, this highly effective form of manipulation is a dangerous tool when in the wrong hands. But by mastering the techniques and learning to identify controlling behavior, you can learn how to spot these abusive techniques and never fall victim to them again.
Inside this ultimate guide to mastering manipulation, you’ll join author and former CIA operative Harold Fox as he unveils the real-life manipulation strategies that toxic people use to control you. Breaking down the subtle psychological tricks and techniques that abusers use to manipulate their victims, you’ll learn to spot the early warning signs, identify manipulative behavior, and use your own dark psychological tricks to protect yourself from harm.
Including a detailed exploration of the different kinds of manipulation, the power of the “Drama Triangle”, and even how you can harness dark psychology to naturally become more persuasive and charismatic, Dark Manipulation Techniques arms you with the essential advice you need to protect yourself from ever falling victim to a controlling person.
Here’s just a little of what you’ll discover
Manipulation 101 – Everything You Need To Know About Dark Psychology
How To Easily Spot The Different Kinds of Psychological and Emotional Manipulation
Getting Inside a Manipulator’s Mind – Understanding How Toxic and Controlling People Think
7 Kinds of Manipulative People (and How To Avoid Them All)
Common Manipulation Techniques and How To Defeat Them
The Surprising Ways People Try To Control You Using The “Drama Triangle”
5 Powerful Persuasion Principles To Instantly Make You a Better Leader
And So Much More…
No matter your age, background, or what kind of dark psychology goals you’re trying to achieve, this complete guide will take you by the hand and show you how to identify – and defeat – whatever manipulation might come your way. If you’re tired of feeling like you’re being pressured or taken advantage of, or if you need help dealing with a manipulative person in your life, then Dark Manipulation Techniques is a must-read.
Are you ready to master the art of dark psychology? Then scroll up and grab your copy now!
78 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 20, 2021
16 people are currently reading
23 people want to read
About the author
Harold Fox
22 books2 followersHarold Fox, who also published as H.S.A. Fox, had retired from the University of Leicester, where he had held a personal chair in the Centre for English Local History, only a month before his death and was finalising his magnum opus on medieval transhumance on Dartmoor at that time.
Dartmoor's Alluring Uplands: Transhumance and Pastoral Management in the Middle Ages
was eventually published in 2012 after his manuscripts were editted by Christopher Dyer and Matthew Tompkins.
He took a degree in historical geography at University College London, and moved to the University of Cambridge, along with his thesis supervisor, H.C. Darby. On completing his thesis he taught geography for a few years at Cambridge, and spent a year at Queen’s University Belfast, before joining the Department (now Centre) of English Local History at the University of Leicester in 1976. He flourished there, gaining much praise for his teaching, and was promoted to a personal chair in 2003. Much of his research was on the south west, especially his beloved Devon.
In his thesis and subsequent articles he revised the orthodoxies about the region’s field systems, and showed that there had been extensive enclosure of open fields in the later middle ages. He applied his deep understanding of field systems, and in particular the balance that they struck between arable and pastoral farming, to the fields of the Midlands, and contributed a major essay on the ‘Origins of the Midland System’ to Trevor Rowley’s book published in 1981. He also demolished the theory that there was a wholesale movement from two-field to three-field systems in the period of population pressure in the thirteenth century.
His insights into fields were used in an important essay on landscape history published in 1989, in which he characterised the special features of the wold landscapes of eastern England. One of his most original contributions to settlement and landscape history, was the discovery that the fishing villages on the south coast of Devon only became permanent settlements after about 1400. At the time of his death he had completed the text of a book on Dartmoor, which developed themes of transhumance and seasonal settlements.
He lectured in style, both to Leicester students and at conferences. He was a good citizen in the academic world, serving as Reviews Editor of the Journal of Historical Geography, and was an active president of three societies. He was kind and courteous in an old-fashioned way, and a witty conversationalist.
It was a mark of the esteem in which he was held that no less than five conferences were organised in his memory in 2008, three in Devon and two in Leicester. From these various speakers were invited to contribute to a memorial volume, Life in Medieval Landscapes: People and Places in the Middle Ages .
He took a degree in historical geography at University College London, and moved to the University of Cambridge, along with his thesis supervisor, H.C. Darby. On completing his thesis he taught geography for a few years at Cambridge, and spent a year at Queen’s University Belfast, before joining the Department (now Centre) of English Local History at the University of Leicester in 1976. He flourished there, gaining much praise for his teaching, and was promoted to a personal chair in 2003. Much of his research was on the south west, especially his beloved Devon.
In his thesis and subsequent articles he revised the orthodoxies about the region’s field systems, and showed that there had been extensive enclosure of open fields in the later middle ages. He applied his deep understanding of field systems, and in particular the balance that they struck between arable and pastoral farming, to the fields of the Midlands, and contributed a major essay on the ‘Origins of the Midland System’ to Trevor Rowley’s book published in 1981. He also demolished the theory that there was a wholesale movement from two-field to three-field systems in the period of population pressure in the thirteenth century.
His insights into fields were used in an important essay on landscape history published in 1989, in which he characterised the special features of the wold landscapes of eastern England. One of his most original contributions to settlement and landscape history, was the discovery that the fishing villages on the south coast of Devon only became permanent settlements after about 1400. At the time of his death he had completed the text of a book on Dartmoor, which developed themes of transhumance and seasonal settlements.
He lectured in style, both to Leicester students and at conferences. He was a good citizen in the academic world, serving as Reviews Editor of the Journal of Historical Geography, and was an active president of three societies. He was kind and courteous in an old-fashioned way, and a witty conversationalist.
It was a mark of the esteem in which he was held that no less than five conferences were organised in his memory in 2008, three in Devon and two in Leicester. From these various speakers were invited to contribute to a memorial volume, Life in Medieval Landscapes: People and Places in the Middle Ages .
Ratings & Reviews
Friends & Following
Create a free account to discover what your friends think of this book!
Community Reviews
Displaying 1 - 4 of 4 reviews
July 4, 2021
Good for someone who doesn't understand manipulative personalities.
Decent and short read.
But like mentioned in the title,
Good for someone who doesn't understand or doesn't get the dynamics and the seriousness of it with regards to manipulative personalities....
I don't agree on the authors view of persuasion but in a way do agree about intent being the deciding factor.
Don't think that anyone who knows about personality types or has had to go through the hard and unfortunate process of experiencing and delving into the knowledge sought when realised that they are dealing with one will find anything starkly uncommon in this book.
It could have had a section on what to do or how to deal with manipulation.
Decent and short read.
But like mentioned in the title,
Good for someone who doesn't understand or doesn't get the dynamics and the seriousness of it with regards to manipulative personalities....
I don't agree on the authors view of persuasion but in a way do agree about intent being the deciding factor.
Don't think that anyone who knows about personality types or has had to go through the hard and unfortunate process of experiencing and delving into the knowledge sought when realised that they are dealing with one will find anything starkly uncommon in this book.
It could have had a section on what to do or how to deal with manipulation.
June 26, 2021
This book is a fascinating read for anyone who is interested in psychology, personality disorders and people in general. It looks at the many forms of manipulation and reading it you cannot help but recognise traits from people you may know, or indeed yourself. However when these traits are used to exert influence on others, this is when it becomes manipulation. This book gives a breakdown of numerous types of personality disorders and how to recognise when you are being manipulated by others. It also talks about how you can ethically use persuasion techniques to improve how people respond to you.
This was a gifted copy in exchange for an honest review.
This was a gifted copy in exchange for an honest review.
July 7, 2021
Bamboozled
We have all been manipulated at some point. This book provides good techniques for everyone to use and take into consideration when interacting with others.
We have all been manipulated at some point. This book provides good techniques for everyone to use and take into consideration when interacting with others.
Displaying 1 - 4 of 4 reviews