Psychology of Influence Based on Ethical Principles: Moral and Legal Implications of Using Influence and Persuasion Techniques
About this audiobook
"Psychology of Influence Based on Ethical Principles" is a comprehensive guide to understanding and utilizing the principles of influence in a responsible and ethical manner. The book is divided into 10 chapters, each delving into a different aspect of the psychology of influence. From understanding the basic principles of persuasion to the ethical considerations involved in using influence tactics, this book offers a comprehensive look at the topic.
The book explores the latest research and theories in the field of psychology, providing practical examples and real-world applications for readers to use in their own lives. Whether you are a professional looking to improve your communication skills or an individual seeking to better understand how others influence you, this book is a must-read. With its easy-to-understand language and engaging writing style, "Psychology of Influence Based on Ethical Principles" is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the subject.
About the author
Edward Hamilton is a renowned author and psychologist with a distinguished career in the field of social psychology and ethics. Holding a Ph.D. in Psychology from Stanford University, Dr. Hamilton has spent over two decades researching the intricate dynamics of influence, persuasion, and ethical behavior. His work has been featured in numerous academic journals and he is frequently invited to speak at international conferences.
Dr. Hamilton is the author of several acclaimed books and is known for his ability to blend rigorous scientific research with practical insights. His latest book, "Psychology of Influence Based on Ethical Principles: Moral and Legal Implications of Using Influence and Persuasion Techniques," reflects his commitment to exploring the moral and legal boundaries of influence in contemporary society.
In addition to his writing, Edward Hamilton has served as a consultant for various organizations, helping them develop ethical frameworks for their influence and persuasion strategies. He is also a dedicated educator, teaching courses on social psychology, ethics, and influence at several prestigious universities.
With a passion for advancing the understanding of ethical influence, Dr. Hamilton continues to inspire both his readers and students to consider the profound implications of their persuasive endeavors.
