“The Influence Equation Part II”

Previously, Dr. Dina McMillan explored the concept of using specific moves to gain your cooperation or compliance, shared through the lens of social psychologist Robert Cialdini’s groundbreaking work. In this episode, Dr. McMillan dives deeper, breaking it down into simple, memorable insights – perfect for the high-pressure buying season leading up to Christmas and New Year’s resolutions. Discover how to recognize and resist the most persuasive tactics, so you can keep control of your spending and set realistic expectations for the year ahead.

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Dr. Dina McMillan is a social psychologist, an internationally published author, and a podcast host. She hosts Heart & Mind on DailyClout, a show aiming to empower listeners to understand how the human brain is influenced, identify indoctrination tactics, and learn how to make themselves manipulation-proof. Dr. McMillan has appeared on stages all over the world, on various podcasts, television networks, and news channels, to discuss and advocate against domestic violence and the social shift required to expose abusers' methods and psychology. Website