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Propaganda in the Helping Professions Energy and the Human Journey: Where We Have Been; Energy and the Human Journey: Where We Have Been; Where We Can Go. By Wade Frazier . Version 1.2 published May 2015. Version 1.0 published September 2014. Changing Minds Socratic Questions Socratic Questions . Techniques Questioning Socratic Questions. Conceptual Assumptions Rationale Viewpoint Implications Question See also The Case Against Psychotherapy - Antipsychiatry The Case Against Psychotherapy by Lawrence Stevens J.D. "What we need are more kindly friends and fewer professionals." - Jeffrey Masson Ph.D. his book Against Therapy Why Thousands of Women in Iceland Left Work Two Hours ... Why Thousands of Women in Iceland Left Work Two Hours Early This Week. They were essentially saying: If I were a man I might have earned my paycheck by now. Propaganda by Edward Bernays (1928) - History Is A Weapon [The] American business community was also very impressed with the propaganda effort. 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Please wait while this loads Rank: #2836053 in eBooksPublished on: 2012-02-20Released on: 2012-02-20Format: Kindle eBook 0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.Understanding Propaganda is KeyBy JordonThis a book that every therapist, psychiatrist, and social worker should read. It's also worth having an entire graduate class on this subject. The implications of the information in this book extend to many other areas of our lives as well. If more people understood propaganda the world would be a very different place.1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.Recognizing propagandaBy PlattFascinating scholarly book about the way healthcare providers are influenced by marketing / propoganda and how to recognize false claims .4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.Propaganda and PersuasionBy sideboyIn Propaganda in the helping professions (Oxford University Press, 2012), Eileen Gambrill, a social worker with a long history of concern about methods in her own profession, warns patients and practitioners of the potential dangers of persuasive messages about treatments, and describes at length some necessary skills for identifying and resisting propaganda. Densely informative, with 500 closely-printed pages of information and argument, Gambrill's book presents ideas and methods which most people in the helping professions have been exposed to-- but did not necessarily catch. Like many abstractions, these ideas are easily forgotten, and most of us benefit from periodic reviews of material we recognize but don't easily recall. Gambrill's almost encyclopedic book will not be read straight through by many, but can be dipped into frequently with benefit to professionals and to patients who want to take some control over their treatment. Readers will find the extensive bibliography helpful, the endnotes both entertaining and informative, and the entire publication characterized by personal, opinionated, and even pejorative views (Gambrill refers to the American Psychiatric Association as "fellow travelers" of the pharmaceutical industry, for example).An important section is one that restates a point discussed frequently over the last several years: that both practitioners and patients understand risks and benefits of events better when statements are in "natural" terms (e.g., 3 cases of breast cancer out of 1123 women) rather than in proportions or percentages. The ratios are the same, however they are stated, but the medium influences the reception of the message. Gambrill works out several problems using natural statements of numbers and shows how intuitive responses to reports of percentages may be quite different from responses when specific numbers are provided, with possible effects on our conclusions about the effects of treatments.Several sections of the book focus on rhetorical or logical factors as they influence a message's persuasiveness. For example, Gambrill discusses fallacies of irrelevance and the frequency with which they are used in propaganda about medical and psychological treatments. Indeed, defense of statements with comments that are ad hominem (about a speaker) rather than ad rem (about the topic) is a technique that is almost diagnostic of propaganda in the helping professions and elsewhere. For myself, I find it useful to review types of fallacies from time to time-- remembering the names helps me to identify examples that I read or hear, and assures me that others would find the statements fallacious as well. Gambrill's book presents a thorough review, and includes a warning against the possibility of "self-propaganda", the tendency to persuade ourselves of beliefs that in fact we cannot support.Propaganda in the helping professions is a book full of good things, but it is not precisely a "good book"; there is more to a good book than a series of good sections. Gambrill's book would have benefited greatly from an experienced editor who could have tightened up the text and revealed an underlying structure that is presently obscured by details. In addition, the production phase seems to have been skimped, leaving the text sprinkled with puzzling uncorrected typos of the kind that spell-check either caused or failed to fix. These include sentences where punctuation seems to have gone agley, leaving the reader to figure out what happened to the shoots and leaves.I was left with unresolved concern about a point in Gambrill's book. As she has done elsewhere, she refers to the Citizens Commission on Human Rights as a "watchdog group", together with the American Civil Liberties Union and Advocacy (sic) for Children in Therapy. Overleaf (not her fault, of course), Gambrill notes that the CCHR was established in 1969 by the Church of Scientology. It can't be denied that the CCHR is indeed a watchdog group--- but its Scientology affiliation surely raises questions about who should be watching the watchmen. Here, where I would have expected one of the references to "fellow travelers" found elsewhere in the text, I see no comments at all. Does Gambrill presently consider the CCHR and the ACLU to be equivalent in roles and purposes Or is this simply a result of cutting and pasting of an unwieldy mass of material I'd like to know, and I'd like this flaw to be corrected, so it doesn't steal attention from the rest of Gambrill's valuable contribution.See all 3 customer reviews... TED talks are lying to you - Salon.com Sunday Oct 13 2013 11:00 AM UTC TED talks are lying to you The creative class has never been more screwed. Books about creativity ... Changing Minds Socratic Questions Socratic Questions . Techniques Questioning Socratic Questions. Conceptual Assumptions Rationale Viewpoint Implications Question See also The Case Against Psychotherapy - Antipsychiatry The Case Against Psychotherapy by Lawrence Stevens J.D. "What we need are more kindly friends and fewer professionals." - Jeffrey Masson Ph.D. his book Against Therapy Why Thousands of Women in Iceland Left Work Two Hours ... Why Thousands of Women in Iceland Left Work Two Hours Early This Week. They were essentially saying: If I were a man I might have earned my paycheck by now. Propaganda by Edward Bernays (1928) - History Is A Weapon [The] American business community was also very impressed with the propaganda effort. They had a problem at that time. The country was becoming formally more democratic. Truth about Jews: the Case Against JudaismChronological ... Case Against Judaism. Jews and ideas. Jews and media. Jews and wars. Jews and fanatic. Jews and college subjects. Jews in history. Jews and wars. Article Details - Judaism The Italian Holocaust: The Story of an Assimilated Jewish Community Peter Egill Brownfeld Issues Fall 2003 Some historians have tried to absolve Italians from their ... WHAT'S REALLY GOING ON IN HOLLYWOOD! WHAT'S REALLY GOING ON IN HOLLYWOOD! by John W. Cones Esq. Please wait while this loads Energy and the Human Journey: Where We Have Been; Energy and the Human Journey: Where We Have Been; Where We Can Go. By Wade Frazier . Version 1.2 published May 2015. Version 1.0 published September 2014. Governments Use of Public Relations and Propaganda ... Governments Use of Public Relations and Propaganda - Parallels and Differences Public relations and propaganda are two communication tools that are at opposite ...
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