Jason Gale - How To Analyze People With Dark Psychology: Blueprint To Psychological Analysis, Abnormal Behavior, Body Language, Social Cues & Seduction

How To Analyze People With Dark Psychology

Blueprint To Psychological Analysis, Abnormal Behavior, Body Language, Social Cues & Seduction

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Chapter 1: Dark Psychology, What Is It?

Introduction

D ark psychology is the study of a normally repressed condition in humans that causes them to prey on others. The condition is present in all humans, only that they exercise restraint and do not act on their malicious or predatory impulses. Humans that end up acting on these impulses are referred to as psychopaths. They irrationally harm or even kill other humans devoid of any remorse. Their behaviours are unmotivated, uncontrolled and unpredictable. Therefore, it is important to understand this condition, why it is present in humans and how to reduce the probability of becoming a victim. This chapter will go over the fundamentals of dark psychology and discuss why all humans have the restrained condition, why some act upon it and how the condition finally becomes unrepressed. It will cover the following topics:

• Understanding human behaviour
• The dark side in every human
• The Dark Singularity, dark factors and dark continuum
• Dark thoughts
• The deceptive personalities of psychopaths

Understanding human behaviour

I n a novel called "The Road," McCarthy wrote a fiction story of about a post-apocalyptic world that had faced an unnamed calamity that wiped out most food resources causing characters in the story to become cannibals. The main takeaway from the novel was that, under the pressure to survive, all survival instincts kick in. These include hunting other humans for food. Under normal conditions where basic survival resources are available, humans restrain this condition. However, it is not uncommon for some to fail and act on their thoughts or feelings to exhibit predatory tendencies to other humans.

Dark psychology is focused on understanding the thoughts that can lead to this dangerous behaviour. In most cases, antisocial behaviours tend to be purposive and willful, therefore, be done with a certain end goal in sight. However, there are times where these behaviours are exhibited by individuals with no purpose or goal. Dark psychology concerns itself with such scenarios where humans are involuntarily triggered to exhibit these behaviours. Dark psychology experts maintain that the human psyche has an element that can trigger a person to commit atrocities without any intention. The experts also agree that this element is present in all humans and can cause just about anyone to become a psychopath. There are some factors that can accelerate one towards such a state and commit extremely cruel acts.

The dark side in every human

D ark psychology experts argue that all humans have a dark side. Steve Taylor, a psychology professor at Leeds Beckett University, explained that humanity has existed with a certain level of madness. Humans will, therefore, prey on others under certain conditions and history has already proven this. Before and after civilization, there has been constant warfare between groups and irregularities in the society have been the norm. Wealth and power have always belonged to a select few, violence has been rampant, minorities have been oppressed and there have been episodic colonisations and genocides. From the perspective of an alien observer, these are some of the happenings that could be used to define humans as savages.

The explanation behind all these cruelties is the dark element in all humans that is usually dormant but can get activated under the right circumstances. Most of these evils have happened on a wide scale and have been purposeful. For instance, armies fought in ancient times to colonize or push others away. Genocides happened just because one side thought that the other was more advantaged. Coups have occurred to topple dictators. In all these events, bloodshed, loss of life, torture and other inhumane acts have always been observed. However, there were tactful and rational thoughts behind these events. Dark psychology focuses on the commission of such acts without any goal in mind.

There is a capacity in every human to potentially cause harm to others without any explainable reason. In the news and dailies, there will be isolated reports of people that have hurt, maimed or killed others just for the sake of doing so. This behaviour is complex to define or explain and thus the reason why it is studied as dark psychology. Experts in this fields say it stems from the evolutionary predatory behavior.