30/06/2023
Child Protection Services across Australia are a collective group of people who primarily study psychology and community and social management.
Education in exploring how the mind and emotions work can be used to manipulate and control as well as to aid healing...in CPS, it is more often than not, used against the already vulnerable parties who are declared to be lacking capacity.
I am posting different materials that many of you will recognise as tactics used to elicit information from you to remove or retain your children or children of loved ones.
Knowing this information and how to adapt to it, can help significantly in Family Law and CPS matters.
Child Protection Services across Australia are a collective group of people who primarily study psychology and community and social management.
Education in exploring how the mind and emotions work can be used to manipulate and control as well as to aid healing...in CPS, it is more often than not, used against the already vulnerable parties who are declared to be lacking capacity.
I am posting different materials that many of you will recognise as tactics used to elicit information from you to remove or retain your children or children of loved ones.
Knowing this information and how to adapt to it, can help significantly in Family Law and CPS matters.
Some CPS Psychological tactics:
The Reid technique - https://reid.com/programs/program-descriptions/the-reid-technique-of-investigative-interviewing-and-advanced-interrogation-techniques
"The technique is known for creating a high pressure environment for the interviewee, followed by sympathy and offers of understanding and help, but only if a confession is forthcoming."
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reid_technique
"For example, if an interviewer lies and tells a burglar that his or her fingerprints have been found at the scene of the crime, a burglar who wore gloves now knows that this statement is a lie and will probably realize that the police do not actually have much evidence against him or her."
https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/psychology/reid-technique #:~:text=For%20example%2C%20if%20an%20interviewer,evidence%20against%20him%20or%20her.
Cunningham law - Cunningham's Law states "the best way to get the right answer on the internet is not to ask a question; it's to post the wrong answer." The concept is named after Ward Cunningham, the inventor of wiki software.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ward_Cunningham
The 4 stages of manipulation
While manipulative tendencies are often subtle and sometimes undetectable, there are four stages of manipulation.
• Flattery. The first stage is when the person who manipulates puts on a facade of being kind, caring, and helpful. “They may act like they want to help you with anything you need, but in reality, they’re just trying to get what they want from you,” Draughn explains.
• Isolation. This is when the person who manipulates may start to isolate you from your friends and family. They might try to convince you that your loved ones don’t understand you or want to control you. The goal is usually to separate you from people who might spot the manipulation, Draughn explains.
• Devaluing and gaslighting. During the third stage, someone who manipulates may try to make you feel guilty or confused. “They might start telling you that you’re ungrateful, or that you’re making them unhappy,” says Draughn. The purpose of this stage is to make you doubt yourself, your instincts, and your decisions. “It can be very difficult to break free from the manipulator’s control at this stage,” Draughn adds.
• Fear or violence. The fourth and final stage is when the person who manipulates may begin to threaten you. According to Draughn, they may threaten to leave you, hurt you, or hurt themselves as a way of keeping you under their control with fear. “It can be very difficult to break free from someone who is using threats as a form of manipulation.”
https://psychcentral.com/lib/tactics-manipulators-use-to-win-and-confuse-you?fbclid=IwAR3GIt5UPXclG1SbHoiNvmCvlPleKnrKcKtbY0BSzPnDvvZeQWa7APSQt48 -of-manipulation
What Are The 11 Psychological Tactics of Manipulation?
• Charm
• Coercion
• Silent Treatment
• Reason
• Regression
• Self-abasement
• Responsibility Invocation
• Hardball
• Pleasure Induction
• Social Comparison Theory
https://practicalpie.com/psychological-tactics-of-manipulation/?fbclid=IwAR1jcWt57jSTgCvCoW8Ri968TP_zSOw2-8dAZn3tX9IxIt8iJhHKfHp_j9l
The 4 stages of manipulation
While manipulative tendencies are often subtle and sometimes undetectable, there are four stages of manipulation.
• Flattery. The first stage is when the person who manipulates puts on a facade of being kind, caring, and helpful. “They may act like they want to help you with anything you need, but in reality, they’re just trying to get what they want from you,” Draughn explains.
• Isolation. This is when the person who manipulates may start to isolate you from your friends and family. They might try to convince you that your loved ones don’t understand you or want to control you. The goal is usually to separate you from people who might spot the manipulation, Draughn explains.
• Devaluing and gaslighting. During the third stage, someone who manipulates may try to make you feel guilty or confused. “They might start telling you that you’re ungrateful, or that you’re making them unhappy,” says Draughn. The purpose of this stage is to make you doubt yourself, your instincts, and your decisions. “It can be very difficult to break free from the manipulator’s control at this stage,” Draughn adds.
• Fear or violence. The fourth and final stage is when the person who manipulates may begin to threaten you. According to Draughn, they may threaten to leave you, hurt you, or hurt themselves as a way of keeping you under their control with fear. “It can be very difficult to break free from someone who is using threats as a form of manipulation.”
https://psychcentral.com/lib/tactics-manipulators-use-to-win-and-confuse-you?fbclid=IwAR3GIt5UPXclG1SbHoiNvmCvlPleKnrKcKtbY0BSzPnDvvZeQWa7APSQt48 -of-manipulation
What Are The 11 Psychological Tactics of Manipulation?
• Charm
• Coercion
• Silent Treatment
• Reason
• Regression
• Self-abasement
• Responsibility Invocation
• Hardball
• Pleasure Induction
• Social Comparison Theory
https://practicalpie.com/psychological-tactics-of-manipulation/?fbclid=IwAR1jcWt57jSTgCvCoW8Ri968TP_zSOw2-8dAZn3tX9IxIt8iJhHKfHp_j9I
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