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Gaslighting has emerged as a widely recognized yet often misused term, illustrating both its significant impact and inherent ambiguity. In an effort to provide clarity on this complex psychological phenomenon, researchers have introduced a comprehensive model aimed at defining and examining gaslighting more effectively.
This new framework breaks down the components of gaslighting, allowing for a deeper understanding of its mechanisms and effects. By distinguishing between the various forms of manipulation and emotional abuse that fall under the gaslighting umbrella, the model seeks to enhance awareness and facilitate better responses to those experiencing it.
The importance of such a model cannot be overstated, as gaslighting can have severe consequences on mental health and interpersonal relationships. With clearer definitions and a structured approach to studying this behavior, the hope is to empower individuals to recognize and combat gaslighting in their lives, ultimately fostering healthier communication and relationships.
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