The Hidden Dangers of the Silent Treatment You Need to Know About

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I’m happy to help you understand the research on the silent treatment and ignoring behavior. Based on the search results provided, the evidence actually contradicts the framing in that YouTube video:

– Research shows the silent treatment activates the same brain regions associated with physical pain and is considered emotionally abusive
– Psychology experts describe it as a sign of poor communication and emotional regulation skills, not strength
– The silent treatment is used to manipulate or punish, not as a healthy relationship strategy

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