PEP | Article - Applied: R. Money-Kyrle. 'The Psychology of Propaganda.' British Journal of Medical Psychology, 1941, Vol. XIX, Part I, pp. 82–94.

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Abstract

The subject is treated mainly in relation to German-English relationships during the last war and under the Nazis. People's general susceptibility to propaganda depends upon their degree of independence, or maturity; they are easily influenced by good parent figures and react to propaganda which corresponds with their unconscious phantasies.

PEP | Article - Applied: R. Money-Kyrle. 'The Psychology of Propaganda.' British Journal of Medical Psychology, 1941, Vol. XIX, Part I, pp. 82–94. - Evans, M. G.