Sunday, November 22, 2015

Mentalism Tricks


  1. Nodding yes during "to go" will make them think yes.
    • Want to go eat now? 
    • Want to go home?
  2. Put a hand up for two choices. Put one hand up slightly higher for the choice you want.
    • Do you want to go to a party or drink here?
    • Do you want to play Wii or go to the store?
  3. Lying game
    • Imagination area vs recall zone
      • Looking right vs left
        • When they look to your left usually means they're contriving a response







Tuesday, July 28, 2015

Kids


My notes from this article:
http://www.askdrsears.com/topics/parenting/discipline-behavior/shape-childrens-behavior

  1. Praise
  2. Consequences
  3. Selectively ignore
  4. Reward if needed
  5. Reminding
  6. Negotiate
  7. Privileges 
One. Praise specifically, "You did a good job cleaning your room.”, “That’s a good decision.” or “I like the way you used lots of color in this picture.” Sincerity is in the specifics.
  • Great job
  • Way to go
  • Good work
You don’t have to praise, or even acknowledge, things he just does for the joy of it, for his own reasons. Planned exercise - write down how many times you praised and how many times you criticized for a day. Praises need to outnumber criticisms. 

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Two. When parents don’t expect obedience, they generally don’t get it. Reaction to an action (consequences), taking 'privileges' away:
  1. YouTube
    1. tomorrow
    2. rest of the week
    3. next week too
  2. Tablet games
    1. tomorrow
    2. rest of the week
    3. next week too
  3. Friends
  4. Timeout
    • 5
    • 10
  5. Writing
    • Lying
      • quicksand of deceit
      • I mean you lie—under a mistake.
      • Show me a liar, and I will show thee a thief.
      • For no falsehood can endure.
      • Whose tongue soe'er speaks false, Not truly speaks; who speaks not truly, lies.
      • A liar is not believed even though he tell the truth.
      • Sin has many tools, but a lie is the handle which fits them all.
      • Repetition does not transform a lie into a truth.
      • what a tangled web we weave, When first we practice to deceive!
      • You can fool some of the people all of the time, and all of the people some of the time, but you cannot fool all of the people all the time.
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Three. Ignore the little things, such as boys being boys.

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Four. Reward charts may smooth progress. Add yourself to the chart with a longer goal, just remember: keep it simple, make it fun (KISMIF). The first reward chart I made was of ten spaces. After an hour of learning (computer programming) code, for me, and after 30 min. of learning any language, for them, a sticker was gained. After ten, ideally made within two weeks, came a prize. A similar method is the ticket system. Giving or taking tickets for good or bad behaviour. It works on the spot.

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Five. A preemptive reminder is preventative. The situation will be when you see them do something, an action that may lead to a bad action, and think to yourself, "Should I stop them completely...while waiting to see what happens..." Instead, toss a reminder into the mix for less hypertension.

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Six. Everyone wins when cutting deals. Just don't bother if they're moody or mad. And don't compromise on things where there should be no room for it.

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Seven. Withdraw privileges, matching to the misbehaviour is best.    

Thursday, July 16, 2015

Psych Amazon


The top psychology books on Amazon are mostly about how to analyze people, then persuade or manipulate. On this subject, here they are:

  1. How To Analyze People: Analyze People Dead On - Recognize Personality Patterns and Learn How To Read People Instantly
    • Goodreads review1
  2. What Every BODY is Saying: An Ex-FBI Agent's Guide to Speed-Reading People
    • Goodreads review2
  3. How to Analyze People: Learn 34 Ways to Instantly Read Anybody on Sight and Completely Understand Why They Do the Things They Do
    • Goodreads review3
  4. Methods of Persuasion: How to Use Psychology to Influence Human Behavior
    • Goodreads review4
  5. Mind Control Mastery: Successful Guide to Human Psychology and Manipulation, Persuasion and Deception
    • Goodreads review5
  6. Psychology: Simply Explained 100 Psychology Techniques to Influence and Control People Using Mentalism, Hypnosis, NLP, Suggestion, Mesmerism and Illusion
    • Goodreads review6