Psychological games players — those who actively seek to undermine, sabotage, and manipulate others — can be found in nearly every workplace and social gathering. This course was designed to help you spot these individuals and keep their mind games from getting under your skin. Instructor Chris Croft delves into the theory of why people play games, how these games work, and how to recognize when someone is playing one with you. He then covers the 20 most common games people play, demystifying manipulative techniques like "only joking" and "only trying to help". To wrap up, he shares six practical techniques for disarming games players and regaining your control over difficult situations. Tune in to equip yourself with tools and techniques for dealing with this challenging personality type.
- Issuing Organization: LinkedIn Learning
- Issue Date: July 27, 2024
- Credential ID: ac51d03b5ae7567ced045b6b805571361a31c6ea567e23088b20cb55b4265645
- Credential URL: Course Completed
Persecutors, Victims, and Rescuers: How to Deal with Psychological Games Players
Instructor Chris Croft delves into the theory of why people play games, how these games work, and how to recognize when someone is playing one with you. He then covers the 20 most common games people play, demystifying manipulative techniques.
Last Updated: July 27, 2024
