Do As I Say: How cults control, why we join them, and what they teach us about bullying, abuse and coercion
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Do As I Say: How cults control, why we join them, and what they teach us about bullying, abuse and coercion

by Sarah Steel

Self-Help Psychology True Crime
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Do As I Say examines the mechanisms of cult control and the reasons people may join such groups. Sarah Steel also explores what cult dynamics can reveal about bullying, abuse, and coercion, offering a broader look at influence, vulnerability, and harmful behavior.

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Do As I Say explores how cults control the people within them.

It considers why individuals join cults and the forces that can influence belonging, obedience, and compliance.

The book connects these themes to broader questions about bullying, abuse, and coercion.

Sarah Steel examines what cult dynamics can teach us about harmful influence and interpersonal power.

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