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Mentioned in 6 episodes
The Hidden Persuaders
Book • 1957
Originally published in 1957, 'The Hidden Persuaders' is a classic examination of how advertisers use motivation research, a psychological technique, to tap into consumers' unconscious desires.
The book analyzes products, political campaigns, and television programs of the 1950s to reveal the insidious manipulation practices that dominate the corporate-driven world.
It has sold over one million copies and significantly changed the public's perception of advertising.
The book analyzes products, political campaigns, and television programs of the 1950s to reveal the insidious manipulation practices that dominate the corporate-driven world.
It has sold over one million copies and significantly changed the public's perception of advertising.
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Mentioned in 6 episodes
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in relation to the manipulation of consumer behavior.


Richard Cockett

84 snips
586. How Does the Lost World of Vienna Still Shape Our Lives?
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in the context of advertising and manipulation.

Daniel Pick

22 snips
Brainwashed: A New History of Thought Control
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as an exploration of how advertisers use psychology to influence consumer choices.


Nick Gillespie

The Surprising Origins of Modern Freedom
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as a book he read in seventh or eighth grade, which explored how products are placed to create desire.


B. Jeffrey Madoff

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for discussing subliminal advertising.

Michael Young

E339. The Battle to Brainwash the Masses - Michael Young
Mentioned by a flat-earther, Steve, as a book that opened his eyes to invisible forces controlling our thoughts.

Ep. 1506 - Why Derek Chauvin Deserves a New Trial (And Will Win It)
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as influencing his views on the psychology behind advertising.


Robert Cialdini

090 Pre-Suasion by Robert Cialdini


Nadine Strossen

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