Dark Psychology

How to Use and Recognize Manipulation, Mind Control, and Persuasion to Achieve Goals

By: Jennifer Arlington

Narrated by: Kevin Tromp

The dark side - we all have one, so why don’t we always act on it? Machiavellianism is a psychological term for those who are self-centered and focused on their own goals. They will exploit others to get what they want. In this audiobook, you will also learn about some of the worst psychopaths.

This book will teach you about these subjects by shedding light on topics, such as:

• Dark psychology and the essentials of black psychology
• Your conscience and how it affects your moral decisions
• Empathy as a quality
• The true and false when it comes to myths vs. reality of self-sabotage
• Tips and tricks on how to outwit a manipulator
• Some of the most common scams across the internet
• Different kinds of blackmail tactics
• Tactics used by human traffickers
• The most psychopathic serial killers in all of history
• A manipulator’s use of the seductive character

By listening to the book, you will:

• Comprehend your dark side
• Learn about the various ways people control and manipulate others
• Find out how to spot a manipulator

Unfortunately, manipulators exist in our world. It's almost guaranteed that you have a manipulator in your life, even if it is just a mild one. Buy this audiobook and find out who in your life may be manipulating you so that you can stop them.

©2019 Jennifer Arlington (P)2019 Jennifer Arlington

Nice

This is the ultimate combination of a fantastic narrator and a fantastic author, who collaborated and chose to turn this book into an useful product. Great for them.

Impressive

Keep putting books like this out there. This book may not be ranking higher than the others in this keyword, but it stands out because of its quality and the information in it. Moreover, I liked listening to the narrator.

This is excellent

I appreciate the author and narrator taking time to put this book together. I don't have a lot to say about it, because the subtitle basically indicates what it's all about. It makes a lot of difference in my everyday life to learn about psychological tricks people pull on others.

Interesting

I never knew there were so many mind games people were playing every day. This guide definitely gave me some new insights. I can't say anything bad about it. Sometimes, the word choice wasn't what I was used to in the English I speak each day, but it wasn't incorrect either. Maybe the author's first language was something else. Either way, none of that took away from the contents of the book.

I learned a lot about psychology in general, and about manipulation. People manipulate every day and they don't even realize it. This is something everybody should look into more.

The narrator? Yeah, great job. Nothing wrong with it.