Gaslighting in Intimate Relationships: A Form of Coercive Control You Need to Know More About

A practice guideline listing the behavioural markers of coercive control and explaining why it stays invisible for so long. Written for practitioners, but the list of markers reads clearly for anyone.

Wesenberg, Jung and Tedeschini

Research on which personality traits leave young adults more exposed to gaslighting. It breaks the behaviour into three recognisable types: glamour, good guy and intimidator.

Bellomare, Genova and Miano

A study on why people accept gaslighting from a partner they are attached to. It traces the effect through sense of giving and relationship power rather than through love addiction alone.

Wang, Li, Zhang, He and Luo

A literature review on gaslighting and emotional manipulation at work. It covers how toxic workplace cultures let the behaviour spread and what can be done to stop it.

Bora Korkut and Tugce Kumral Yurek