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3 - Profiling²: "What makes others tick?" - On the advantages of knowing people

               Roth,  on  the  other  hand,  is  more  cautious  and  emphasizes
               that a personality "cannot be changed overnight (...) because
               the  development  of  a  person's  personality  (...)  is  already
               largely determined at a young age. Roth concludes, however,
               that changes are possible within a certain framework, namely
               by "not starting at the basic structure of the personality, but at
               the behavior." (Bußmann 2019, p. 58)

               The  following  profiling²  tips  should  be  understood  in  this
               sense. They are also based on findings from social psychology.
               With  them,  you  can  succeed  in  bringing  about  or  at  least
               initiating behavioral changes on the part of your interlocutors.
               You  should  always  adapt  them  to  the  person  with  whom  you
               are interacting and to the specific situation, and try to learn them
               step  by  step.  This  much  can  already  be  revealed:  Oliver
               Vogelhuber  has  developed  the  training  and  exercise  tool
               "Vogelhuber's  Profiling  Machine"  for  this  purpose  -  you  can
               use the tool to perfect your knowledge of human nature. You
               will learn more about this in the fourth chapter.



               Profiling² Tip 1: Make an advance payment


               People  tend  to  behave  automatically.  This  is  referred  to  as  the
               compliance process. There are culturally influenced guidelines as
               to  when  it  is  appropriate  or  advantageous  to  comply  with  a
               request or demand, i.e. to be "compliant". However, people can
               also  be  manipulated  with  this  knowledge.  According  to  findings
               from  sociology  and  anthropology,  one  of  the  very  widespread
               norms of human culture is the reciprocity rule, which states that a
               large proportion of people





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