Insights on Gaslighting
Explore our latest articles about understanding, identifying, and dealing with gaslighting in various contexts.
How Verbal Abuse Alters Self-Esteem and Relationships
Verbal abuse can hurt people deeply and change how they see themselves and others. Many people, especially teens, deal with verbal abuse every day. More than half of teens say they face moderate verbal aggressiveness. Almost half have trouble with low self-esteem or feel depressed.
Self-Help Content in Gaslighting Recovery Modules
How AI Detects Cultural Context Misrepresentation
How to Respond to Gaslighting: Expert's Tactics That Work
Post-Separation Abuse: Warning Signs You Shouldn't Ignore
AI Ethics: Balancing Emotion Analysis and Privacy
How Data Diversity Impacts AI Model Accuracy
How to Document Gaslighting in the Workplace (Templates & Tips)
Start writing things down when you see gaslighting at work. Document gaslighting by recording each event right after it happens. Write the date, time, and place. Write the names of people who were there. Write the words or actions that made you feel bad. Save emails, chat logs, and screenshots.
Gaslighting and Social Media: How Manipulation Spreads Online
Have you ever seen a post online that made you question your own memory or beliefs? Social media gaslighting can make you doubt what you know is true. You may notice people twisting facts or rewriting events.