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psychological operations

British  

plural noun

  1. another term for psychological warfare

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There is a large amount of public information available about how to effectively counter propaganda and psychological operations.

From Salon

Army leaders have also said that psychological operations and civil affairs, both part of the Army command, are facing cuts.

From Seattle Times

U.S. psychological operations soldiers have advised and assisted Ukrainian troops in their efforts to counter Russian disinformation campaigns since 2014.

From Seattle Times

Dr. King was a master strategist with a keen understanding of optics management and psychological operations.

From Salon

The special forces are also responsible for military information and psychological operations, as well as the organization of resistance in occupied territories.

From Reuters