Psychopaths and Duping Delight
Duping delight is an expression many people interested in psychology will have heard of, but what exactly is it and how can we spot it?
Duping delight is a particular micro expression a person will display that betrays a sense of enjoyment they are getting out of controlling and deceiving another person. It is a very important expression to watch out for in catching dishonesty in a person. In fact it is a form of body language pretty much exclusively reserved for pathological character types such as psychopaths.
The phrase was coined by the psychologist and body language expert Dr Paul Ekman and was defined by him as “the pleasure we get over having someone else in our control and being able to manipulate them”.
Duping delight most often manifests as a grin or a smirk which will flash across a person’s face, and is usually completely inappropriate to the situation or the topic that is being spoken about. The psychopath is either about to lie, or is lying to someone and they are believing it, and the smirk is a leaked expression of pleasure that they are getting away with it.
ex på Dupers delight;
https://x.com/BGatesIsaPyscho/status/1775815358672253199
https://x.com/henri_fjord/status/1775817933035647237
Något ni reflekterat över i denna tid av sinnesförvirring, narcissism samt fake news / falska agendor.
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