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psyops

British  
/ ˈsaɪˌɒps /

plural noun

  1. short for psychological operations

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There is no way to engage productively with psyops — you can't have a reasonable conversation with someone who is telling you that you are stupid or morally defective.

From Salon

It’s particularly difficult for psyops soldiers, whose work is often less visible than that of the more celebrated Army commandos and not always understood.

From Seattle Times

Not to mention all the memes about psyops, although I guess that counts as a mention.

From Washington Post

Witzke told The Associated Press in January that she had stopped promoting QAnon months earlier, dismissing it as “mainstream psyops to get people to ‘trust the plan’ and not do anything.”

From Washington Times

She told the Associated Press that she "stopped promoting QAnon months earlier" and now claims to believe it is "mainstream psyops to get people to 'trust the plan' and not do anything."

From Salon