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Have you ever felt like everyone is watching you or had your memory swayed by a leading question ?

Here's a look at four more intriguing mind tricks one ever felt like you're the center of attention and everyone's noticing every little thing about you .

Chances are they're not .

We often think people pay more attention to us than they actually do two .

How a question is asked can really shape what we remember or how we answer .

It's like when someone asks , did you see the black dog ?

You might start to remember a black dog even if it was actually gray three ever noticed how we blame our own mistakes on the situation .

But when someone else slips up , we think it's because of their personality .

Three things that stand out are way easier to remember .

Like if one apple and a bunch is blue , you're definitely going to remember that .

Blue apple .

It's fascinating how our brains work , isn't it ?

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Welcome to the world of manipulation where everything isn't as it seems today , we'll unmask six dark manipulation techniques .

The first technique is gas lighting a psychological game of mind control and deception .

It makes the victim question their reality .

Two love bombing , showering someone with affection and gifts to gain their trust .

Then the manipulator becomes controlling , creating a toxic dependency .

Three triangulation here , another person is used to create jealousy and rivalry , disrupting relationships and self esteem .

Four , silent treatment .

This manipulative move is used to control and inflict distress by ignoring or refusing to communicate .

Five victim playing here , the manipulator plays the victim card to gain sympathy control or evade responsibility .

Lastly , we have projection where the manipulator dumps their negative qualities onto their victim , causing confusion and self doubt , subscribe for more .

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If you subtly mirror someone's body language during a conversation , it can create a sense of rapport and trust .

People tend to feel more at ease with individuals who physically resemble their own behavior .

When you nod while listening to someone , it encourages them to agree with you and continue speaking , nodding shows engagement and can subtly influence the other person's attitude in a group .

People usually point their feet towards the person they are most interested in or aligned with observing foot direction can reveal unspoken preferences and relationships asking someone for a small favor can make them like you more .

This is because people justify their actions by assuming they did the favor because they like you known as cognitive dissonance , avoiding , I think and I believe your opinions are perceived as more factual and confident .

It's a subtle way to make your assertion stronger , subscribe for more .

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If you subtly mirror someone's body language during a conversation , it can create a sense of rapport and trust .

People tend to feel more at ease with individuals who physically resemble their own behavior .

When you nod while listening to someone , it encourages them to agree with you and continue speaking , nodding shows engagement and can subtly influence the other person's attitude in a group .

People usually point their feet towards the person they are most interested in or aligned with observing foot direction can reveal unspoken preferences and relationships asking someone for a small favor can make them like you more .

This is because people justify their actions by assuming they did the favor because they like you known as cognitive dissonance , avoiding , I think .

And I believe your opinions are perceived as more factual and confident .

It's a subtle way to make your assertion stronger , subscribe for more .

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Here's a quick insight into four intriguing psychological concepts .

One , when you open up and share personal details , it naturally encourages others to do the same .

This mutual exchange of information can deepen your connection , fostering a stronger bond .

Two .

This is a common trap where people continue a project or endeavor simply because they've already invested time money or effort into it , regardless of the current benefits .

It's the too much invested to quit mindset .

Three , if someone is attractive or successful in their career .

They are often perceived as more trustworthy or kind even without direct evidence , four ever notice something for the first time and then suddenly you see it everywhere .

This is the bader Meinhof phenomenon .

It's not that these things are appearing more , but rather your awareness of them is increased , understanding them can lead to more mindful interactions and decision making .

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Start with a large request that you expect to be refused , then follow up with a smaller more reasonable request .

People are more likely to agree to the second request .

Yawning to detect interest .

Yawning is contagious .

If you suspect someone is watching you yawn .

If they yawn in response , it's likely they were paying attention to you , use of silence , staying silent after someone is given a brief answer , often prompts them to continue talking and reveal more than they initially intended .

The paradox of choice offering too many choices can overwhelm people leading to decision fatigue and dissatisfaction .

Limiting options can enhance customer satisfaction and decisiveness .

The spotlight effect .

People often overestimate how much their actions and appearance are noticed by others .

This cognitive bias can lead to unnecessary anxiety and self consciousness .

Remember knowledge is power , subscribe and stay curious ever noticed how you act differently when someone's watching or think everyone agrees with you .

Let's dive into four more cool quirks of our minds .

One , when we know people are watching us , we often change how we act .

It's like suddenly cleaning up your room way better when you know your mom's gonna check two .

Sometimes we think that everyone thinks like us , like believing everyone loves pineapple on pizza just because you do three .

Ever tried explaining something , you know .

Well , but found it hard .

That's because once we know something , well , it's tough to remember what it was like , not to know it , making , explaining it to someone else .

Tricky .

Four .

Remember that weird ad you saw last week ?

We tend to remember odd or unusual stuff more than everyday things .

It's like your brain's way of saying , well , that was different .

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Have you ever wondered why we like familiar things or feel overwhelmed by too many choices ?

Let's look at four more fascinating ways .

Our minds work .

One ever notice how you start liking a song just because you've heard it a lot .

That's because we often develop a liking for things simply because they are familiar to us .

Two ever felt unhappy with your choice even when it was a good one , just because there were too many options .

That's what happens when we have too many choices .

It can actually make us less happy with our decision .

Three .

Think about the last movie you watched , you probably judge the whole movie based on the best part and how it ended .

Right .

That's our brain focusing on the peak and end of experiences when we think back on them or the ash conformity experiment shows how people often go along with the group's opinion , even if they know it's wrong .

It's like saying the sky is green just because everyone else does .

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Ever wonder why we suddenly want things that are hard to get or why we like people more when they aren't perfect .

Here are four cool ways .

Our minds play tricks on us .

One when things are rare or hard to get , we want them more just like that last piece of cake seems more tempting because there's only one left two when someone who's usually good at things makes a small mistake , we tend to like them more .

It's like seeing a pro skater fall and thinking , hey , they're human too .

Three .

Ever notice how much you love that desk you struggle to put together .

That's because we value things more when we put effort into making them even if it's just a bit of diy furniture .

Four , how someone tells us something can change what we think about it .

It's not just what you say but how you say it like 50% fat sounds worse than 50% fat free .

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Let's break down four simple yet fascinating psychological concepts .

One , we often think our own stuff is more special than it really is just because it's yours .

This means we might overvalue something we own two .

When we hold two opposite ideas in our minds , it feels uncomfortable and we might change our thoughts or how we act to feel better .

This inner conflict can lead us to change our beliefs just to ease that mental discomfort .

Three , it's easier for us to remember the first and last things in a list , but harder to recall the middle items .

This is why you might remember the start and end of a movie or book better than the middle parts .

Four , when choosing between two options .

If a third , less attractive option is added , it can make one of the original choices seem better .

This is often used in marketing to guide customers towards a preferred choice .

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Have you ever wondered how your mind processes , information and makes decisions ?

One , the anchoring effect .

The first piece of information you hear about something sets a mental anchor and significantly influences your subsequent judgments and decisions about it .

2 ft in the mouth admitting to small mistakes can actually make you more relatable and trustworthy .

It shows a human and approachable side that people often connect with three hyperbolic discounting .

This is our tendency to prefer immediate smaller rewards over larger rewards that require waiting .

It highlights how we often prioritize immediate gratification or the zygotic effect .

Have you noticed that you remember tasks you've started but not completed better than those you've finished .

This is the zygotic effect in action .

Highlighting our brain's focus on unfinished tasks .

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Let's explore four intriguing psychological concepts .

One people favor information that confirms their existing beliefs and often disregard data that contradicts them .

It's like wearing blinders that only show you what you already believe .

Two in a crisis , the more people present , the less likely individuals are to offer help .

This is due to a diffusion of responsibility with each person assuming someone else will intervene .

Three , a paradox of self awareness and ability .

This effect describes how less competent individuals tend to overestimate their abilities while the more competent , often underestimate theirs .

Four people often place too much importance on one aspect of an event , neglecting other significant factors .

It's like zooming in on one detail and missing the whole picture .

Each of these concepts reveals unique aspects of human psychology and behavior .

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