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100 Psychological Tricks
That Actually Work
The behavioral science playbook for texting, attraction, social power, persuasion, and confidence.
Draws on research from Cialdini, Kahneman, Aron, Langer and 6 other landmark studies.
Sound familiar?
These aren't personality flaws. They're knowledge gaps.
You text first. They leave you on read.
People talk over you and you don't know how to stop it.
You lose arguments you know you're right about.
Someone walks all over you and you can't figure out why.
You overthink every social interaction for hours after.
You can't tell if someone is genuinely interested or just being polite.
A taste of what's inside
3 tricks. Right now. Free.
Add "because" to any request. Even a semantically weak reason increases compliance by ~34%.
Source: Ellen Langer, Harvard, 1978
After making your ask — say nothing. The first person to break the silence loses.
Source: FBI Negotiation Research
Compliment behavior, not appearance. "You're really self-aware" sticks for days. "You're pretty" is forgotten by morning.
Source: Self-concept theory (Steele, 1988)
97 more inside. All with sources.
The full guide
7 categories. 100 techniques.
Texting & Digital
Replies, timing, read receipts
20 techniques
Attraction
Presence, pull, magnetism
20 techniques
Social Power
Rooms, groups, status signals
15 techniques
Reading People
Tells, body language, subtext
10 techniques
Persuasion
Compliance, influence, negotiation
15 techniques
Conversation
Questions, listening, rapport
10 techniques
Confidence
Inner game, posture, standards
10 techniques
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Built on real science
Every major technique in this guide is tied to a real study. Not "productivity Twitter" wisdom — actual published research, with sources you can verify.
Langer (1978) — The "because" effect: 34% compliance boost from any reason
Kahneman & Tversky (1974) — Anchoring bias in negotiation
Aron et al. (1997) — Eye contact and interpersonal closeness
Freedman & Fraser (1966) — Foot-in-the-door compliance
Cialdini (1984) — Social proof and scarcity
+ 5 more studies in the full bibliography
Questions
Every day you don't know this,
someone else is using it on you.
100 techniques. 10 studies. $7.
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