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Condescending and Manipulative Yet Suicidal–Negotiating with a Difficult Subject
ABSTRACT This case study examines a barricaded, suicidal person who was exceedingly condescending and manipulative toward the cri sis negotiators. By examining this person's actions and the verbal tactics by the negotiators, specific lessons can be learned in dealing with suicidal person's who does not necessary display a depressive mood. The case study further examines negotiation and incident commander decision making and the interaction with SWAT.
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