Jewish guilt

Jewish guilt is a term used to identify the supposed guilt felt by some Jews. Currently, Jewish guilt is often a source of Jewish humor, but sometimes leads to self-hate among some Jews.^[1]

See also

References

↑ Rabbi Dovid Hochberg, Project Genesis (2000). "Jewish Guilt".

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Psychological manipulation

Positive reinforcement (appetitive stimulus)	Attention Bribery Charm offensive Child grooming Flattery Giving gifts Ingratiation Love bombing Praise Seduction Smiling Superficial charm Superficial sympathy

Negative reinforcement (aversive stimulus)	Anger Character assassination Crying Emotional blackmail Fear mongering Frowning Glaring Guilt trip Inattention Intimidation Nagging Nit-picking criticism Passive aggression Punishment Relational aggression Sadism Shaming (name and shame) Silent treatment (blanking) Swearing Threats Victim blaming Victim playing Yelling

Other techniques	Bait-and-switch Deception Denial Deprogramming Disinformation Distortion Diversion Divide and rule Double bind Entrapment Evasion Exaggeration Gaslighting Good cop/bad cop Indoctrination Low-balling Lying Minimisation Moving the goalposts Pride-and-ego down Rationalization (making excuses) Reid technique Setting up to fail Trojan horse

Contexts	Abuse Advertising Bullying Catholic guilt Confidence trick Guilt culture Interrogation Jewish guilt Jewish mother stereotype Moral panic Media manipulation Mind control Mind games Mobbing Propaganda Salesmanship Scapegoating Shame culture Smear campaign Social engineering (blagging) Spin Whispering campaign

Related topics	Antisocial personality disorder Assertiveness Blame Borderline personality disorder Dumbing down Enabling Fallacy Femme fatale Gaming the system Gullibility Histrionic personality disorder Impression management Machiavellianism Narcissism Narcissistic personality disorder Personal boundaries Persuasion Popularity Power and control in abusive relationships Projection Psychopathy