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The Soviet theory of reflexive control in historical and psychocultural perspective
Diane Chotikul
Published
1986
by Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California
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In the ongoing "information war" between the United States and the Soviet Union, a new method of exerting influence has captured the recent attention and interest of Western Sovietologists and military and political analysts. This new method is the Soviet theory of reflexive control, which, briefly stated, can be defined as, "a means of conveying to a partner or an opponent specially prepared information to incline him to voluntarily make the predetermined decision." Several authoritative studies have been published which describe in depth and in detail the scientific and mathematical components of reflexive control, and its various military and technical applications. However, less attention has been devoted to an examination of the underlying historical and psychocultural factors which may have contributed to the development of this particular orientation toward decision making. The present research effort represents an attempt to narrow this gap in our understanding of the evolution and significance of the theory of reflexive control, and to develop a psychohistorical framework within which the theory may come to be better understood by Western analysts of Soviet affairs. (Author)
Edition Notes
| Other titles | NPS-55-86-013. |
| Statement | by Diane Chotikul |
| Contributions | Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.) |
| The Physical Object | |
|---|---|
| Pagination | 118 p. : |
| Number of Pages | 118 |
| ID Numbers | |
| Open Library | OL25459403M |
| OCLC/WorldCa | 84392904 |
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“The Soviet theory of reflexive control in historical and psychocultural perspective: preliminary study.” Lefebvre, Vladimir. “Reflexive Control: The Soviet Concept of Influencing an.
Russia’s Reflexive Control Theory and the Military TIMOTHY L. THOMAS Reflexive control is a subject that has been studied in the Soviet Union and Russia for nearly 40 years. The theory has both military and civilian uses.
This article describes both the theory and practice of reflexive control, focusing on recent developments. the concept of Russian reflexive control, how it has evolved into its current iteration, the The Soviet Theory of Reflexive Control in Historical and Psychocultural Reflexive Control in.
The Soviet Theory of Reflexive Control in Historical and Psychocultural Perspective - Diane Chotikul Reflexive Control and Disinformation in Putin's Wars - Francis King if you want to read them, please do so, compartmentalize them and ensure that you avoid using them as positive reinforcement for any conspiracy theories.
Most Russian deception warfare is based on ‘maskirovka’, the reflexive control theory, agitprop and disinformation. These four elements were constantly used by the Russian government, secret services and armed forces during the conflicts in Crimea and Ukraine’s Donbass area inalthough Russia still denies every involvement in the Cited by: 1.
Download Citation | Lo and Behold: Let the Truth Be Told—Russian Deception Warfare in Crimea and Ukraine and the Return of ‘Maskirovka’ and ‘Reflexive Control Theory’ | Since Russia. The control of the mass-media in the Soviet-Communist Theory was actively used in public transit for achieving the goals of the regime, the daily events in the making from the perspective of the ideology of the people of foreign origin and the information required in the regime of protection from foreign Size: KB.
The history of the Soviet Union between and covers the period of the Second World War and of victory against Nazi Germany while the USSR remained under the firm control of Joseph Stalin. Stalin sought to destroy his political rivals while transforming Soviet society with aggressive central planning, in particular a sweeping.
The Soviet Communist Theory is a part of the four theories of the press. “Related to the authoritarian theory but its main difference is that under the Soviet-Communist system, the state owns or in some way controls all forms of mass media directly.”.
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Half a Decade of Pavlovian Psychology: – 9. OF REFLEXIVE MOVEMENT IN RUSSIA Round Table Discussion, March 5, Institute of Psychology, Russian Academy of Sciences Initiated by the Editorial Board of our journal, the Round Table marked the birth of the new monthly interdisciplinary workshop «Reflexive Processes and Control», whose work shall be regularly highlighted for our readers.
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Doc. call no.: M-U ; Reid, Clifford. “Reflexive Control in Soviet Military Planning,” in Soviet Strategic. There is an abundance of writings describing the intellectual trends that led to the shaping of the official ideology of the Soviet regime in the form in which it appeared by the middle of the s, but no single volume provides an overview of developments in Soviet Marxism-Leninism from the s until the time of the disintegration of the USSR.
Four Theories of the Press book. Read 13 reviews from the world's largest community for readers. the Authoritarian theory, Libertarian, Social Responsibility, and Soviet Communist Concepts of What the Press Should Be and Do have largely been superseded by advancements in both the media and, most importantly, technology, /5.
The Soviet Theory of Reflexive Control in Historical and Psychocultural Perspective: This new method is the Soviet theory of reflexive control, which, briefly stated, can be defined as, "a means of conveying to a partner or an opponent specially prepared information to incline him to voluntarily make the predetermined decision.".Full text Full text is available as a scanned copy of the original print version.
Get a printable copy (PDF file) of the complete article (K), or click on a page image below to browse page by page.Other articles where Psychocultural interpretation theory is discussed: ethnic conflict: Theories of ethnic identity: Marc Howard Ross, drawing on psychocultural interpretation theory, defines ethnic identity as originating in “shared, deeply rooted worldviews” that shape group members’ relationships with others, their actions, and their motives.
