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journal of special operations medicine
Since 2016, there has been an increase in reported cases of intelligence officers and diplomats hearing pulsing sounds and experiencing neurophysiologic and cognitive symptoms. These varied and often intense symptoms manifest in ways similar to a traumatic br…
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Background: The duration and impact of the COVID-19 pandemic depends in a large part on individual and societal actions which is influenced by the quality and salience of the information to which they are exposed. Unfortunately, COVID-19 misinformation has pr…
View full recordEn 2016, plusieurs employés de l’ambassade américaine de Cuba font état de symptômes particulièrement inquiétants. Plus tard, ils rapportent de violentes migraines, nausées, vomissements, troubles du sommeil ou encore un ralentissement de leur pensée et des d…
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It has long been understood that competition in the narrative battlefield impacts outcomes on the physical battlefield. The impact of narrative only increases in our era of gray zone narrative warfare conducted via social media. Valid norms constrain democrat…
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he concept of cognitive warfare is steadily gaining more and more attention in security and defense discourse. By employing a cognitive psychology perspective, the article is examining how perception and/or misperception factor into cognitive mapping of strat…
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Narratives are helpful to underpin shorter statements. Narratives are not malicious in general and are a typical instrument for commercials or political campaigns. It is very helpful to refer to an existing narrative when there is limited time for detailed ex…
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What is the strategic value of a covert technology that has consistently displayed a capability to disable and permanently impair basic thought, perception and inflict degrading effects on human neuro-cognitive motor skills? Is it significant but far less tha…
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The intelligent warfare is coming with the development of new technologies, promoting the battlefield situation awareness with new features. In order to support the developing of artificial intelligent situation awareness systems, the connotation of battlefie…
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Contemporary hostile actors are increasingly attempting to destabilize targeted states’ civilian domains via malign influence activities. With this civilian focus, societal destabilization is at least partly psychological. However, empirical evidence of a psy…
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The outbreak of COVID-19 has brought renewed attention to past narratives of disease outbreaks. What do the Black Death and COVID-19 have in common? How we tell outbreak stories is shaped by political, cultural, social, and historical contexts. It is deeply r…
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In hybrid conflicts of any intensity, hostilities (operations) are an element of other (non-force) actions mutually coordinated according to a single plan, mainly economic, political, diplomatic, informational, psychological, cyber, cognitive, etc. This creat…
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The primary condition for the formation of a modern nation is the transformation of people’s identification with their families and regions into the “nation” as a political community. In the modern age, the national identity of the Japanese has undergone a lo…
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In order to master the research status of psychological warfare in the United States, this paper reviewed the main force and the primary research hotspot of the United States by mining the literature published by the American scholars and the science technolo…
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Building and maintaining a common situational awareness is one of the most difficult cognitive activities faced by team partners. It is also one of the most fragile areas of team and collaborative work. At the individual and collective levels, representation…
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The scope of cyberspace weapons is expanding from the physical network domain to the cognitive information domain. Technologies such as network penetration, public opinion guidance and attacks, cognitive intervention and control will become the main developme…
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Human collaboration and team leadership structure are critical to managing complex technical systems and coordinating effective responses to threats. The notion of maturity of technological solutions for human use (Human Readiness Levels: HRLs) is essential i…
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Torture, understood as a relationship of domination in which one person breaks the will and impedes the self-determination of another human being, taking control of all aspects of the victims’ life and trying to change the core elements of their identity to t…
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The paper considers the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the behavior of militants of illegal armed groups and the population in the militant-controlled territories. The study was conducted on the example of the territories of self-proclaimed “L/DPR” within…
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The Russian Federation has developed a large number of instruments to put pressure on the West using non-conventional means such as cyber attacks, economic tools and information warfare. Using modern IT technologies in its hybrid activities, Russia, much like…
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