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</script></HTML>'''Gaslighting is a popular colloquialism, loosely defined as making someone question their own reality and then replacing it with another that favours their own objectives.''' | |||
* [[Priming]] | There are a set of predefined techniques which can alter someone's perception, the most simple and effective techniques are: | ||
* [[Framing]] | |||
* '''Ego deconstruction''' - by inducing high stress states this can open the door for the growth of new thought patterns. | |||
* '''[[Priming]]''' - by placing people in specific settings new ideas can penetrate more effectively. | |||
* '''[[Framing]]''' - by guiding people perception new ideas can be reinforced more effectively. | |||
Latest revision as of 09:10, 4 October 2022
Gaslighting is a popular colloquialism, loosely defined as making someone question their own reality and then replacing it with another that favours their own objectives.
There are a set of predefined techniques which can alter someone's perception, the most simple and effective techniques are: