Suggestion and its role in public life (CDMP3)
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In the book "suggestion and his role in public life", the outstanding Russian psychiatrist, psychologist and physiologist Vladimir Mikhailovich Bekhterev reveals the essence of the mental phenomenon of suggestion.
The author dwells in detail on the mechanisms of the occurrence of various types of mental epidemics, such as mass illusions and hallucinations, mass hysteria and mass panic, explains the behavior of possessive and sorcerers, sectarians and religious fanatics. Speaking about the possibilities of influencing people inspired by the same idea, describing cases of manipulating a frenzied crowd during massive gatherings, Bekhterev emphasizes the great importance of suggestion in society, especially during periods of crisis situations. According to the scientist, suggestion is the social factor that plays an important role in the life and history of entire nations.
Performers: Bukhmin Arkady.
Sound time: 06 hour 22 min
Format: MPEG-I LAYER-3 (MP3), 224 KBPS, 16 BIT, 44.1 KHZ, STEREO
Mobile: 1 CD, Audiobook mp3
The author dwells in detail on the mechanisms of the occurrence of various types of mental epidemics, such as mass illusions and hallucinations, mass hysteria and mass panic, explains the behavior of possessive and sorcerers, sectarians and religious fanatics. Speaking about the possibilities of influencing people inspired by the same idea, describing cases of manipulating a frenzied crowd during massive gatherings, Bekhterev emphasizes the great importance of suggestion in society, especially during periods of crisis situations. According to the scientist, suggestion is the social factor that plays an important role in the life and history of entire nations.
Performers: Bukhmin Arkady.
Sound time: 06 hour 22 min
Format: MPEG-I LAYER-3 (MP3), 224 KBPS, 16 BIT, 44.1 KHZ, STEREO
Mobile: 1 CD, Audiobook mp3
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- Category:Audio & Video courses
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Dimensions:
Dimensions:12x14x1 cm
Series:
Series: Psychology
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