Manipulation techniques are strategies used to influence or control others, often without their awareness or consent. These techniques can range from subtle psychological tactics to more overt forms of coercion. Common methods include guilt-tripping, where the manipulator makes the target feel responsible for their emotions or actions; gaslighting, a form of psychological abuse that causes the victim to doubt their reality; and emotional blackmail, where fear, obligation, or guilt is used to manipulate decisions. Another technique is playing the victim, where the manipulator portrays themselves as helpless or wronged to elicit sympathy or support. While some may use manipulation for personal gain, others may be unaware of their behavior. Recognizing these tactics is crucial for maintaining healthy relationships and protecting one's autonomy.
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