Parental Alienation
Mind control techniques are sometimes brainwashing. These techniques are the psychological methods used to put the thought of a topic, feelings, reactions, actions, decisions and ideas under the control of another person. The person is forced by a host of measures, relinquish control of his own mind to someone else. These techniques are most often used for evil as for good.
The spirit control techniques are very controversial in nature and have been widely debated and studies by scientists, neurologists, psychologists and sociologists. Ethical issues are always part of the debate. The mind control techniques, both radical and less spectacular and obvious, are used in many cases, such as worship, schools of the army, in totalitarian states in the operations with black, and when they are prisoners of war, terrorism, torture, manipulation of nerve cells, psychiatric institutions Parental Alienation Syndrome and battered persons. A mild form of mind control and subliminal advertising includes indoctrination.
A well-documented case control spirit at work was the removal of nineteen years old heiress Patty Hearst, in April 1974 by the Symbionese Liberation Army (ALS). mind control has been used as a tactic of defense during the trial but was dismissed by the court. A number other court cases involving new religious movements often tried to use mind control as a defense, but were rejected as well.
The brainwashing is done in a number of ways. One method is often combined with other methods to accelerate the process. Hypnosis is often used because it makes use of tactical suggestion. However, they have often been described as methods of meditation and relaxation. Repetitive music is a form of hypnotic mind control where the music played during the "sessions study. The rhythm of the music used was often a rhythm that is very in tune with the heartbeat. In other words, 45 to 72 beats per minute.
The coil is another technique that is often used by lawyers to get a point across. It is a pace and style drawings to help induce a trance. It focuses on every word uttered in a monotonous pattern and shape that is 45 to 60 beats per minute and can be very hypnotic in nature. Room "feel" is another hypnotic technique. The way a room feels in terms of temperature and lighting plays essential ability to be subjected to a hypnotic spell.
Other techniques commonly used mind control are the pressure groups of peers, rejection of old values, the bombing "love" the doctrine of confusion, the elimination of privacy, meta, disinhibition and verbal abuse. Sleep deprivation and fatigue are commonly used by cults such as singing and chanting, guilt, fear and isolation. Other examples include inflexible rules, dress codes, financial commitment, confession, controlled approval point fingers, play, regime change (and / or fasting and drug use), and not political issues.
When it comes three principles of rehabilitation of the person in the techniques of mind control, the repetition is easy to establish the educational activity followed by which the person is always busy and do not have time to think and reflect and, thirdly, criticism and self-criticism which encourages doubt and uncertainty and fear or humiliation.
Is Parental Alienation Syndrome by Proxy Syndrome and Muchausen based on junk science?
It is said by many, especially those in the movement for women, parental alienation syndrome does not exist and is based on junk science. The basis of the grading system is as a single parent, usually the mother, may influence the child who will not see their parents separate. Opponents say that mothers have no such power over their children, but of interest which are recognized when Muchausen Syndrome by Proxy. In these cases, even when the child knows who is the mother who makes them sick or cause injury, the mother develops a belief in children that someone does. If the ability to influence a child to reject one parent is based on Junk Science, the case would not be the same for Muchausen By Proxy Syndrome?
Ahh labels. There is one for all! I think PAS is a load of BS. However, Munchausen by proxy seems to make sense to me, because I think there are many patients there who make sick children so that parents can get sympathy. I think a parent can influence how children think of another, like my mother when my parents divorced. He said that my father thought they were crazy (my brother and me) and so we went to see was appointed by the court contracts, and who do not like us and so it went. But even then I knew what he was saying was not true. The act persuasion is powerful. But children are more intelligent that we adults give them credit for, and I think I see through the shit like the wrath of his parents to be "rejected".
The Gregory Mantell Show — Parental Alienation Syndrome
