Deceptive strategies refer to tactics used to mislead or manipulate others for personal gain. These strategies can be found in various contexts, such as business, politics, and advertising. Common examples include false advertising, where products are misrepresented, or political campaigns that use misleading information to sway public opinion. In interpersonal relationships, deceptive strategies may involve lying or withholding information to create a false impression. Such tactics can damage trust and lead to negative consequences. Understanding these strategies is essential for recognizing manipulation and making informed decisions in both personal and professional settings.