• Вследствие повышения уровня умственных нагрузок, вероятно, в дальнейшем люди все чаще будут принимать решения автоматически, не задумываясь. «Профессионалы уступчивости», которые при выдвижении своих требований используют те или иные орудия влияния, скорее всего, будут все чаще добиваться успеха. Современные орудия влияния отнюдь не всегда применяются с целью эксплуатации. Они становятся опасными только тогда, когда их искусственно фабрикуют «профессионалы уступчивости». Для того чтобы сохранить преимущества стереотипных реакций, необходимо бороться с подобными подделками всеми возможными способами. Контрольные вопросы Критическое мышление 1. Выберите любые три орудия влияния, описанные в этой книге. Подумайте, как каждое из этих орудий можно использовать с целью эксплуатации, а также не из корыстных побуждений. 2. Опишите способ защиты от каждого из этих орудий влияния в случае применения их «профессионалами уступчивости». 3. 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