Media SexploitationPrentice-Hall, 1976 - 234 páginas |
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... manipulation . Subliminal messages can be induced into an audience in much simpler , cheaper , and far less detectable ways . Perceptual Threshold Management Director Friedkin and his behavior experts would have found it dangerous to ...
... manipulation . Subliminal messages can be induced into an audience in much simpler , cheaper , and far less detectable ways . Perceptual Threshold Management Director Friedkin and his behavior experts would have found it dangerous to ...
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... manipulation . Again , it is most unsettling to find that the so - called “ scien- tific ' perceptual abilities of physicians can be so easily ap- propriated . And many physicians one of the most prestigious of all high - credibility ...
... manipulation . Again , it is most unsettling to find that the so - called “ scien- tific ' perceptual abilities of physicians can be so easily ap- propriated . And many physicians one of the most prestigious of all high - credibility ...
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... manipulating , and misrepresenting reality as a preferred and rewarded mode of behavior . For many decades ... manipulations , and covert strategies which continued throughout the Nixon and earlier presidential administrations . With ...
... manipulating , and misrepresenting reality as a preferred and rewarded mode of behavior . For many decades ... manipulations , and covert strategies which continued throughout the Nixon and earlier presidential administrations . With ...
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The Commercial Appropriation of the Unconscious | 1 |
The Gay Playboys Penthouse | 16 |
The Fashion Massage | 35 |
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