Pavlovian Strategy and Mass Opinion

„The Pavlovian strategy in public relations has people conditioned more and more to ask themselves, "What do other people think?" As a result, a common delusion is created: people are incited to think what other people think, and thus public opinion may mushroom out into a mass prejudice. Expressed in psychoanalytic terms, through daily propagandistic noise backed up by forceful verbal cues, people can more and more be forced to identify with the powerful noisemaker. Big brother's voice resounds in all the little brothers.“

Joost A.M. MeerlooJoost A.M. Meerloo describes how the Pavlovian strategy manipulates public and creates mass opinions.

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Joost A.M. Meerloo was a Dutch-American psychiatrist and author known for his work on psychological manipulation and totalitarian regimes.

Insight into psychological manipulation and the creation of mass opinions through media and propaganda.

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Joost A.M. Meerloo|behave, communication, manipulation, masses, mind control, opinion, propaganda, psychology, public, society

Joost A.M. Meerloo (1903–1976) was a prominent psychiatrist and writer especially known for his critical analysis of totalitarian systems and psychological warfare. He emigrated to the US and published numerous books on psychological control and manipulation.