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The manipulation bible : the dark side of communication / Wladislaw Jachtchenko and George Robarts.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Jachtchenko, Wladislaw, author.
- Robarts, George, author.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Control (Psychology).
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (198 pages)
- Place of Publication:
- Oakland Park, Florida : Remote Verlag, [2022]
- Summary:
- A masterclass in manipulation from the bestselling communication coachNice is for suckers.Want to win in today's world?Put yourself first and start getting your own way.Want to seem confident but haven't got a clue?Want to prove yourself right using whatever facts you like?This essential book will teach you how to run rings round your acquaintances, family members, and colleagues. It's crafty, provocative, and best of all, guaranteed to work.Here's what you need to know: Rule 1: Know who you're up against.Rule 2: Know all the dirtiest tricks.Rule 3: Manipulate others before they manipulate you!International phenomenon Wladislaw Jachtchenko is here to show you how. This international best-selling communication coach opens up his box of tricks to show you how to use bogus arguments, devious body language techniques and twisted truths to get the last word in every single conversation.
- Contents:
- Intro
- Title
- Copyright
- About the Book
- About the Author
- About the Translator
- Contents
- Foreword: Being Nice is So Yesterday
- Introduction: You Manipulate People Daily
- The Top 10 Skills for Everyday Manipulation
- 1. Seeming Confident When You Haven't Got a Clue
- 2. Dazzling People with Your Appearance
- 3. Building a Quick Rapport
- 4. Telling the Perfect Lie
- 5. Forcing People into Agreement
- 6. Steering the Conversation with Questions
- 7. Overwhelming People with Emotions
- 8. Attacking the Content - and Disarming the Mind
- 9. Attacking the Person - and Leaving Them Speechless
- 10. Shutting Down Disagreeable Conversations
- The Three Boxes of Dirty Communication Tricks
- I. First Box of Tricks: Cognitive Biases
- 1. Superiority Bias
- 2. Confirmation Bias
- 3. Attentional Bias
- 4. Cognitive Dissonance
- 5. The Priming Effect
- 6. The Anchoring Effect
- 7. Social Proof
- 8. Optimism Bias and Wishful Thinking
- 9. Processing Fluency
- 10. The Halo Effect
- 11. Authority Bias
- 12. The Sunk Cost Fallacy
- 13. The Reciprocity Trap
- 14. The Scarcity Trap
- II. Second Box of Tricks: Verbal Tricks
- 1. Technical Terms and Foreign Words
- 2. Weak Language and Power Talking
- 3. Framing
- 4. Metaphors
- 5. Loaded Language
- 6. The Word "Because"
- 7. The Voice and Its Nuances
- 8. Quotations
- 9. The Passive
- 10. Ten Little Verbal Tricks
- III. Third Box of Tricks: Bogus Arguments
- 1. The Irrelevance Technique
- 2. The Appeal to Tradition
- 3. The Personal Attack
- 4. The Circular Argument
- 5. The Slippery Slope
- 6. The Appeal to Common Sense
- 7. The Appeal to Emotion
- 8. The Endless Repetition
- 9. The Faulty Generalization
- 10. The Cum Hoc Fallacy
- 11. The Post Hoc Fallacy
- 12. The Argument from Utility
- 13. The Argument from Fallacy.
- The (Im-)Morality of Manipulation
- What is Morality?
- The Moral Stages of Manipulation
- Conclusion: Manipulate Anyone, Anytime, Anywhere
- Notes.
- Notes:
- Description based on print version record.
- Other Format:
- Print version: Jachtchenko, Wladislaw The Manipulation Bible
- ISBN:
- 9781955655293
- 1955655294
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