The Psychology of: Ex Machina (Nathan's use of Gaslighting)

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  • čas přidán 12. 09. 2024
  • Part of a series of videos exploring the psychological motivations of characters from different TV shows and films. In this video, I look at the character Nathan from the film Ex Machina, and the ways he utilizes gaslighting tactics.
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    Articles referenced in this video:
    "7 Insidious Goals of Gaslighting" psychcentral.c...
    "What is Gaslighting? A Sneaky Kind of Emotional Abuse" www.betterhelp...
    "Gaslighting" www.goodtherap....

Komentáře • 11

  • @MySkinnydip
    @MySkinnydip Před rokem +3

    Kioko did understand tho. She would listen to everything Nathan would talk about. She revealed herself to Caleb because she felt it was the right time. Hearing them speak of Ava,Kioko found Ava and the plan of killing Nathan began. The scene that struck me was after Nathan admonished Kioko and told her to leave,you see Kioko sitting on the floor with her shoes off looking down. I think there was some sort of emotion going on. I think Nathan programed Kioko to not talk. But I do think she understood everything.

  • @jeremybray9586
    @jeremybray9586 Před 3 lety +5

    This is a superb channel. Thanks for the content.

  • @bigwilly43729
    @bigwilly43729 Před rokem +1

    I always like these kinds of breakdowns after I've seen a movie. I haven't seen this one in awhile & need to rewatch it again..

  • @roastbeefy0weefy
    @roastbeefy0weefy Před 2 lety +4

    13:36 I like to think I heard you smile after that clip

  • @danielamelendez2136
    @danielamelendez2136 Před 2 lety +4

    One of my favorite movies, this is a great analysis, i think nathan is a narcicist

    • @alexman378
      @alexman378 Před rokem +2

      You “think”? 😂 Of course he is, he just has the intellect to mostly back it up.

  • @thomasallison4858
    @thomasallison4858 Před 3 lety

    Psychology of Longmire? Providing you’ve seen the show-

    • @brieschdude
      @brieschdude  Před 3 lety

      I have not. Worth it?

    • @thomasallison4858
      @thomasallison4858 Před 3 lety

      @@brieschdude It can be pretty cheesy, but if you come to love the characters and the conflict, it’s very entertaining. The first three seasons are procedural but four through six were story arcs, so the first half might seem kind of slow but other than that it was a great journey and I wish I could relive it again.