Mind games refer to psychological tactics or strategies used to manipulate, control, or influence someone’s thoughts, emotions, or behavior. They often involve deceit, ambiguity, or manipulation of perceptions to achieve an advantage in a social or interpersonal context. Mind games can be used in various situations, such as relationships, competitive environments, or negotiations, and may include actions like gaslighting, guilt-tripping, or playing on someone’s insecurities. The term can also refer to games or puzzles that challenge cognitive skills and mental acuity, engaging the player in problem-solving or strategic thinking. Overall, mind games typically center around the power of the mind to influence actions and feelings.
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