The six principles that motivate people are "reciprocity," "commitment and consistency," "social proof," "liking," "authority," and "scarcity." Now, the seventh compliance strategy is revealed.
Have you ever experienced something like this?
"I only intended to sample the product, but ended up buying it."
"I was lured in by a dubious "profit-making opportunity" that I knew I couldn't fall for."
"When I hear something is limited edition, I can't help but want it."
Why do we fall into someone's trap and say "yes!"? This timeless classic, which categorized six principles that influence human behavior based on social psychology theory, has been updated.
This book adds one more compliance strategy and replaces it with new research findings and applications. Like the previous edition, it features numerous examples that will pique your intellectual curiosity, including how to use the internet to survive in a global society and how to deal with it, as well as the principles and their consequences that have been influential in ethnic conflicts that have continued for centuries.
You will gain a theoretical foundation for using influence to influence people, society, and the world.
Original Title: Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion New and Expanded
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: The Weapons of Influence - The Seven (Powerful) Tools of Persuasion
Click & Execute
Betting on Shortcuts and Simplifying
Who Benefits?
Jiu-Jitsu
Summary
Chapter 2: Reciprocity - The Old "Give and Take" Approach...
How the Rules of Reciprocity Work
Give and Take
Defense
Summary
Chapter 3: Favor - The Kind-Faced Thief
Reaping Benefits from Favor
Why Do People Like You? Let's consider why.
Defense Law
Summary
Chapter 4: Social Proof - The Truth is Us
Social Proof
Conditions for Optimal Effectiveness
Big Mistakes
Defense Law
Summary
Chapter 5: Authority - Guided Obedience
The Power of Authority
The Allure and Danger of Blind Obedience
Appearance, Not Substance
Solid Authority
Defense Law
Summary
Chapter 6: Scarcity - The Law of Scarcity
Scarcity - Less is Best, Loss is Worst
Psychological Reactance
Optimal Conditions
Defense Law
Summary Me
Chapter 7: Commitment and Consistency—The Imps of the Mind
Going with the Flow
Commitment is Key
Thinking with the Head and Feeling with the Heart
Defense Techniques
Summary
Chapter 8: Unity—The "We" is the Shared "I"
Unity
Unity 1—Belonging Together
Unity 2—Working Together
Becoming One
Defense Techniques
Summary
Chapter 9: Quick Influence—Primitive Compliance in an Automated Age
Primitive Automaticity
Modern Automaticity
Shortcuts are Divine
Summary