- only individual words found (there may be no translations for some thesaurus entries in the bilingual dictionary)
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PsyOp |
| psychol. |
działania psychologiczne |
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psy-op |
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Military operation designed to influence attitudes and behaviour |
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All types of actions planned and conducted at any time, designed to influence attitudes and behavior of all actors of a crisis, whether they be inside or out of it, in order: 1. to counteract against the opponent's influence; 2. to gain the active liking of neutral elements; 3. to strengthen the determination and will to combat of the friendly elements. (FRA) |
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Initiatives taken in peace and war by the opposing sides in the fields of information and psychology. They include a combination of measures inducing the desired behavioral and emotional changes in specific groups or individuals with regard to certain matters. They are used to undermine the morale of the enemy's troops and the civilian population, to counter similar operations on the part of the enemy and to reinforce the morale of friendly forces and populations. They most frequently take the form of written and oral propaganda disseminated by the press, television, radio, videos, etc. Also called psychological warfare. (UKR/NATO) |
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PSYOP |
