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Emotional Blackmail and the Continuity of Human Conditioning [PDF]
This paper examines emotional blackmail as one of the most pervasive and normalized forms of psychological conditioning in human society. It argues that emotional coercion—through guilt, fear, attachment, obligation, shame, and dependency—shapes human behavior from childhood onward, limiting independent thought and inward freedom. The work explores how
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Working on a Tightrope: Employees Responses to Supervisors Emotional Blackmail
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Measurement of emotional blackmail in couple relationships in Hong Kong.
Couple and Family Psychology: Research and Practice, 2019Sheena R. Karnani, D. Zelman
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Emotional Blackmail: When the People in Your Life Use Fear, Obligation, and Guilt to Manipulate You
Journal of Cognitive Psychotherapy, 1996Susan E. Forward +2 more
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Validation of the Workplace Emotional Blackmail Scale (WEBS)
Academy of Management Proceedings, 2023Yen-Yu Chen +3 more
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Inferential Statistics of Virtual Violence as Emotional Blackmail; case study: Digital Sexuality 2.0
Introduction: this Article summarizes the relationship between the Paradigm of Virtual Violence and Emotionality. It, likewise, argues that Multimedia and Cyberspace should not act as components of Online Crime; even less so, as elements of Emotional Blackmail.Basantes Valverde, Williams +2 more
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Relationships among emotional blackmail, job frustration, turnover intention for tour leaders
Anatolia, 2021Wei-Rong Lin
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