White Paper on Bio Psycho Social Applications to Cognitive Engagement
Abstract
The hyper connected nature of the global environment brings with it new challenges to U.S. interests around the world. The future will see an increase in global connectivity and associated challenges as populations of developing nations gain access to modern communications technology. Greater connectivity will enable hostile entities to influence a wider audience and to co-opt members of disaffected populations for malign purposes. These and other aspects of the future operating environment will accelerate the speed with which threats can develop. As a result, we need to understand how to effectively influence adversaries in an effort to counter their actions before a substantial commitment of U.S. resources is required.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Oct 01, 2016
- Accession Number
- AD1092269
Entities
People
- Adam B Jonas
- Angie R Mallory
- Brian Holmes
- Christopher Obrien
- Christopher Worret
- Dana S Lafon
- Ej Bliner
- Gabriel A Whalen
- Gregory Seese
- Ian Mcculloh
- James Giordano
- Jayson Spitaletta
- Kenneth Tovo
- Laura Steckman
- Matthew J. Martin
- Max Greenlee
- Nathan Vanderberg
- Patricia Degennaro
- Paul J Zak
- Peter Lejeune
- Rachel Wurzman
- Rafael Linera
- Randall P Munch
- Robert Thomson
- Sam Rhem
- Samiah E Baroni
- Sara R. Savage
- Shelly Bumphus
- Shmuel Bar
- Spencer Gerrol
- Victoria L. Romero
Organizations
- Office of the Secretary of Defense