Caer en provocaciones -- What does it mean?

Question

The phrase "No caigo en provocaciones" is used often in political debates, for instance. Can you take a stab at translating it to English?

Answer 1

Maybe:

I won't fall into your trap.

or

I won't take the bait.

I like the way you think! - gone, Feb 20, 2011

Thank you, renz, that makes you one of a very small but select group -- - NancyGrace, Feb 20, 2011

Answer 2

Or, simply, ¨I´m not falling for that.¨

Answer 3

I refuse to be provoked.

Answer 4

Caigo is first person singular of caer, to fall. "I won't fall to your provocation."

Answer 5

The literal translation is rather clumsy. I rather like NancyLynne´s response the best. It seems to carry the correct Intent

I won't fall into your trap.

Thank you, Paco, I appreciate your words. - NancyGrace, Feb 21, 2011