In order to accept that parental alienation is real, you must accept the premise that children can be manipulated to unjustifiably reject a parent.
Consider the science related to social influence, and you’ll learn that people are not impervious to manipulation, although many would like to think that they are.
Written by Amy J.L. Baker, Ph.D. To learn more about Dr. Baker, go to: https://www.amyjlbaker.com/
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