Dark Psychology: Detecting Lies, Spotting Manipulators, and Seeing through People

Written by Wesley Felt

Narrated by Mark Norman

Relationships are full of both good and bad, this book will teach you about some of the bad and how to either fix it, or if serious enough, how to ditch the relationship. First off, remember, relationships are not always romantic or sexual, there are friendships, relationships with coworkers, relationships between family members, etc. Now jealousy can, and does, happen quite frequently in all of these relationships. Jealousy has different forms depending on the relationship, if it’s in the workplace then it can be because you were promoted and they weren’t, and so they may give you the cold shoulder or become more passive aggressive towards you. Between siblings, one may feel that the other is receiving more attention and praise from the parents, or one sibling is more accomplished than another. These are just a couple examples, if you want something more in-depth, as well as other kinds of jealousy then I suggest buying this book, especially since jealousy isn’t this book’s only subject.

It explains deception, various sales approaches, protecting yourself from NLP mind control, seduction, and pathology, among others. Relationships are a part of everyone’s lives guaranteed. So why not enter armed with knowledge? All you have to do is read this book.

• Language: English
• Publisher: A to Z Publishing
• Release date: May 7, 2020
• ISBN: 9781662203305

Reviews for Dark Psychology

[Craig Naquin · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

I hope you take my comments seriously, since I endorse this guide to you. Whenever you're motivated about anything, you generally tell others about it. So, that's what I'm doing. This deserved my time. Lastly, a book which gives you what you want. One other thing: The narrator seemed so good that I would definitely listen to it in the future. And maybe more than one time. I can't recall every single thing that's being stated in all these audiobooks, so it would be worth reminding me of what was actually being said.

[John Cox · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

The 5 stars should be 6 stars. Yes, that's how it is. You heard me well. I feel it's so good that it ought to get 6 stars. I guess the first couple of pages were my favorite ones, since the whole concept that the subtitle describes, gets described. All the essentials are there. Later in the book, more depth gets included, and I believe this is what makes it so good. I didn't stop listening till completion. That's how much I appreciated it. I was glad to hear the correct articulation of all the words by a competent audiobook producer.

[Victoria · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

I had an interest in this topic, so I bought this book. I recognized a lot of the important things the writer was speaking about. Some things went over my head, but that's typical for any book that has been written by a genius. At first, I was questioning where exactly it was going, but after listening to it for a while, I got into it. Then I saw this specific book for what it really was: A great undertaking by an educated author and expert narrator.

[NP NP · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

I'll keep it short and simple: a "Must Buy" audio book.