The First Psychological Tests Criminals Use on Their Victims | The Hidden Tests Criminals Use

Описание: Most crimes don’t begin with violence.
They begin with tests.

Before a criminal ever hurts someone, they quietly observe, probe, and experiment with behavior. They look for hesitation, compliance, emotional reactions, and predictable routines. These early psychological tests help them decide who is safe to target and who isn’t worth the risk.

In this criminology and criminal psychology deep dive, we break down the first tests criminals use before they hurt you, based on real behavioral patterns, psychological principles, and victim selection strategies. This is not movie psychology. This is how manipulation and targeting actually work in real life.

You’ll learn how criminals:
– Test boundaries without being obvious
– Use politeness, empathy, and social norms against you
– Escalate manipulation step by step
– Read micro-reactions and emotional cues
– Identify predictability and routine vulnerabilities

This video is designed to make you aware, not paranoid. Understanding these patterns can help you recognize danger earlier and protect yourself before a situation escalates.

If you’re interested in criminology, criminal behavior, dark psychology, victim selection, and real psychological analysis behind crime, this channel is for you.

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