Baku State University's (BDU) Psychological Assistance Sector (PAS) organized an informative training for students on the topic of “Manipulation in Relationship Dynamics.”

The training was attended by students from various faculties. Vasif Bəşirov, a psychologist from the Psychological Assistance Sector, explained that manipulation involves attempting to control others' emotions, thoughts, and behaviors in a covert or deceptive way to serve one's own interests. He provided students with information about the common types of manipulation and their impact on both individual and social relationships.

The training included a comprehensive analysis of family dynamics, behaviors, and the problems that arise within them. It was emphasized that sincerity, love, care, and mutual responsibility in family relationships are key to the physical and psychological well-being of individuals.

Interactive discussions were held with participants regarding the influence of emotional needs on human psychology and behavior in relationships.

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