We can't defend properly without knowing how to attack.
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When you give a gift to someone they (psychologically) have a need to reciprocate. Even simple things like holding a door will lead to a reciprocal gift in return.
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They learn that people are more easily duped and duped for a longer period of time when the deception is carried out with kindness and trust.
katiadolzhenkohas quoted7 years ago
A con works not because the con man convinces you to trust him, but he convinces you that he first trusts you.
katiadolzhenkohas quoted7 years ago
Remember, you need to practice only three AUs: 1, 2, and 4. Make this your mantra for conversational signals: Eyebrows up, eyebrows down, nod to encourage.
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Brad did a few key things that all play into the nonverbal portion of ego suspension: Lowering the voice Soft, nonsexual touches Mild gazes Lower body posture These actions were followed by a request for help.
katiadolzhenkohas quoted7 years ago
People feel uneasy if they do all the talking with no feedback; to help the people you are talking to not feel uneasy it is a great idea to throw in a few nuggets about your life every now and then.
katiadolzhenkohas quoted7 years ago
Caution: Do not let a few small fragments turn into you taking over the conversation.
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When compliments are tactfully done and not overdone, they can make a person release dopamine, a chemical in their brains that plays a major role in reward-motivated behavior.
katiadolzhenkohas quoted7 years ago
Suspending your ego, and making others' views, wants, and needs more important that your own, makes people want to be friends with you and like you.