Coercion, threats, or intimidation in civil or criminal law.
What you’re describing sounds like a threat or coercion, and the legality is very specific. Let’s break it down carefully. ✅ Advice:
Tag: #Coercive Behaviour
Cultic People
They create a strong sense of an in-group and out-group, often portraying outsiders as enemies or threats. This mentality fosters a deep sense of loyalty and dependence among followers.… Read More Cultic People
Suicide
Driving someone to suicide through covert coercive controlling behavior is a grave and morally reprehensible act. Covert coercive control involves manipulating and dominating another individual through subtle tactics aimed at undermining their autonomy, self-esteem, and freedom of choice. This behavior can manifest in various forms, including emotional manipulation, isolation from support networks, financial control, and… Read More Suicide
What is Coercive psychological persuasion?
Coercive psychological persuasion is a form of psychological manipulation that is used to influence a person’s beliefs, attitudes, or behaviors. It is a form of psychological manipulation that is used to influence a person’s beliefs, attitudes, or behaviors by using psychological pressure, threats, or intimidation. This type of persuasion is often used in situations where the person being persuaded is in a vulnerable position and is not able to make an informed decision.… Read More What is Coercive psychological persuasion?
Coercive persuasion
Abusive Relationships: In some cases, individuals may use brainwashing techniques within interpersonal relationships to exert dominance and control over their partners. This can involve gaslighting, isolation, and manipulation of information to maintain power dynamics.Example: An abusive partner might systematically manipulate their significant other’s self-perception, isolating them from friends and family and creating dependency to control their actions and choices.… Read More Coercive persuasion
Freedom of Mind- Resource Center
hould be used within the Influence Continuum Model to help determine authoritarian control. Not every group or relationship uses every one of these. Some are universal such as deception (Information control), indoctrinating people to distrust critics and former members, or installing phobias to make people afraid of questioning or leaving.… Read More Freedom of Mind- Resource Center
Breaking the Silence: Overcoming the Fear of Not Being Believed
Overcoming the Fear: Breaking the silence requires strength and resilience. Teenagers must remember that their experiences are valid, and seeking help is a brave step toward healing. Trusted friends, teachers, counselors, or helplines can provide the support needed to navigate the challenging journey of disclosing abuse.… Read More Breaking the Silence: Overcoming the Fear of Not Being Believed
The Impact of Enmeshed Families and Cults on Relationships
Controlling or Being Controlled: Leaving an enmeshed family or cult can lead individuals to relate to others through the lens of the control dynamic they experienced. In attempting to exert control, they may seek to know every detail about someone’s life, fostering dependency. Alternatively, individuals may paradoxically allow themselves to be controlled, sharing every aspect of their lives in a bid for acceptance and love. This dynamic mirrors the control exerted by cultic leaders, revealing a deep-seated neediness beneath the facade of authority.… Read More The Impact of Enmeshed Families and Cults on Relationships
Coercive Control in Diverse Family Dynamics
Coercive control, a pervasive form of psychological manipulation and domination, is commonly associated with intimate partner relationships. However, its reach extends beyond the confines of romantic partnerships to encompass broader family relationships, including cultural kinship and chosen family connections. This article explores the nuanced landscape of coercive control, shedding light on its manifestation and impact in diverse familial contexts.… Read More Coercive Control in Diverse Family Dynamics
“Empowering Escape: A Guide to Supporting Those Facing Coercive Control and Bullying”
Helping someone escape coercive control and bullying is a delicate and complex process. Victims of coercive control may feel trapped, isolated, and fearful, making it challenging for them to take action. If you’re looking to support someone in this situation, here are some steps you can consider:… Read More “Empowering Escape: A Guide to Supporting Those Facing Coercive Control and Bullying”
