An attacker uses framing techniques to contextualize a conversation so
						that the target is more likely to be influenced by the attacker's point of
						view. Framing is information and experiences in life that alter the way we
						react to decisions we must make. This type of persuasive technique exploits
						the way people are conditioned to perceive data and its significance, while
						avoiding negative or avoidance responses from the target. Rather than a
						specific technique framing is a methodology of conversation that slowly
						encourages the target to adopt to the attacker's perspective. One technique
						of framing is to avoid the use of the word "No" and to contextualize
						responses in a manner that is positive. When performed skillfully the target
						is much more likely to volunteer information or perform actions favorable to
						the attacker.