Flickering - From Torture Chambers to Living Rooms

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Flickering - From Torture Chambers to Living Rooms

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Join Ava Grey as she traces gaslighting from Patrick Hamilton's 1938 play to modern psychology, exploring manipulation tactics that mirror prisoner-of-war torture and institutional control. Through research by Barton, Whitehead, Biderman, and Harvard sociologist Paige Sweet, Ava reveals why gaslighting thrives along fault lines of social inequality and power.

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