Media Techniques in Cognitive Science | Technique 51: Gradual Attacks – Continuous Reflection

Fars News Agency – Media Group: There are some news that are always there and apparently are not going to do much, but over the years this quiet news takes the audience’s mind in the desired direction. It’s the same in politics, listen to the voices of the ’70s until now … This trick is more used for older media like the BBC and VOA.

Alireza Davoodi, Master of Media and Cognitive Sciences, in an interview with Fars, while explaining the function of foreign Persian language media regarding the technique of “gradual attacks – continuous reflection” said: “Gradual attacks, continuous reflection” means designing an environment using different subjects and Varied but in spaced timings to prevent the audience’s mind from getting out of that cage of the subject, so it is very gradual.

Davoodi added: “If we want to turn this gradual into a delta technique in the field of cognitive sciences, we call it the” water drop-hole stone “technique, which means it is very gradual, it is very calm, but it is very propaganda about this calmness.” It is continuous, that is, it does not allow the mind to forget from one blow to the next, which is both very slow and slow, so the mind is not allowed to leave the cage of that subject.

The master of media and cognitive sciences said: “Words such as political prisoners, prisoners of conscience, ideological prisoners, critical prisoners, protesting prisoners, who are mainly like Gonabadi dervishes, Mohammad Nourizadeh, Narges Mohammadi, these are subjects that constantly and gradually attack the audience’s mind.” They do, but they constantly propagandize that the audience’s mind is violated from the cage of Iran, that the audience gradually but continuously concludes with these subjects that the word violation is always placed next to the word rights of free thinkers, rights of dissidents, rights of minorities. Takes.

Davoodi said: “Continuous dissident media says that the infrastructure in Iran is very bad, with a flood, an earthquake or a storm, all people become miserable. It means that from this earthquake to the next earthquake, the previous earthquake is still reflected.

The Master of Media and Cognitive Science continued: Why is this happening? For two reasons, one is because you are disappointed in what you have and the other is greedy for what others do not have.
Davoodi said: “American officials say that the destruction of houses in the US floods is severe and believe that the US infrastructure is very bad, but the Iranian audience does not hear this at all, they are waiting to know what happened to the Kermanshah earthquake.” , This is where the dissenting media beats in a stationary way and constantly reflects.

The tricks of foreign media to change the minds of Persian-speaking audiences are increasing day by day, knowing and understanding this war is part of the media literacy needed by our Iran today. Therefore, the media try to intervene in this process according to their goals. Creating, changing or strengthening beliefs is one of the functions of the media in accompanying the audience.

The media, with various very soft, calm and gradual techniques, change the audience’s vision so that the audience does not notice the changes in practice and, as a result, does not confront them.
Today, the mass media try to instill their own views on events in various ways. For example, in a riot, the news media interviews those who provide the media views. In this way, the audience, thinking that all the rioters have the same view, accepts the messages reflected by the mentioned media without any reason or doubt.

These are just some of the tactics used by the media to create cognitive changes in the audience through the latest advances in cognitive psychology and media psychology.

Another benefit of mass media such as television from the findings of cognitive science and cognitive psychology is the use of their findings to give meaning to the terms, words and phrases used in the media. The words used in a message have a positive or negative emotional charge and can evoke different emotions. Vocabulary and how they are chosen affect the feelings and thoughts of people in society. Words have power. They have a tremendous effect on the subconscious. Unconsciously, without knowing what we mean, whatever we say or believe, it leads us in the same direction. The effects of negative words affect our thoughts and actions, negative words can harm our health and change our outlook on life.

The “Narrative of Colors” short program series is a narrative of warfare techniques that is produced and broadcast on the Radio Dialogue radio network.

Media techniques have entered the field of cognitive sciences in today’s world, so Radio Dialogue has prepared a 90-part program to acquaint the audience with these techniques.
“Narration of Colors” is the name of this series of specialized programs in the field of cognitive sciences with the focus on media tricks in diverting public opinion, which has achieved the mission of this network in creating effective influence on the elites and activists of Iranian society.

This program, which is designed and produced in the form of new structures, in each part and in a conversation with Dr. Alireza Davoodi, media expert and cognitive science expert, with a specialized and analytical approach and with objective examples to expose foreign media techniques and The dissident seeks to destroy the mind of the Iranian people.

The narration of colors is presented to the interested people every day at 11:55 AM on the 103.5 MHz FM band talk radio.

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