Contents & References of Behavioral recognition of the Umayyad apparatus in the framework of the components of psychological operations
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Chapter 1- General .. 12
Introduction.. 12
Problem design and its definition. 14
The necessity and importance of the research subject. 18
3-1
3-2
Research objectives. 20
Research methodology. 21
5-1 Questions and the main question of the research. 21
5-2 Variables. 21
5-3 Research users. 21
4-5 research method and data collection technique. 21
5-5 data collection techniques. 21
5-6 data collection tools. 22
5-7 statistical population. 22
5-8 methods of data analysis. 22
Chapter Two - Research literature. 23
Research background. 23
1-1
1-2
Internal investigations. 29
Theoretical concepts. 30
Theoretical concepts related to psychological operations. 30
2-1-1 Psychological operation. 30
2-1-1-1 Objectives in psychological operations. 30
Division of psychological operations. 30
2-1-1-3 Functional definition. 32
2-1-2 Psychological warfare. 33
2-1-2-1 The relationship between psychological warfare and psychological operations. 34
2-1-2-2 methods of psychological warfare. 34
2-1-2-3 factors affecting the success of psychological warfare. 34
2-1-2-4 types of psychological warfare. 34
2-1-2-5 Objectives of psychological warfare. 35
Application definition. 35
Advertisements. 36
2-1-3-1 Advertising elements. 36
2-1-3-2 types of advertisements. 37
2-1-3-3 Advertising from the perspective of Islam. 37
Application definition. 38
General thoughts. 38
2-1-4-1 The difference between public opinion and collective feeling. 39
2-1-4-2 characteristics of public opinion. 39
2-1-4-3 types of public opinion. 39
2-1-4-4 The source of public opinion. 40
2-1-4-5 Public opinion in psychological warfare. 40
Application definition. 41
Perception management. 41
2-1-5-1 The concept of perception management. 43
2-1-5-2 Perception management methods. 43
2-1-5-3 techniques. 44
Application definition. 44
Rumor. 45
2-1-6-1 Definitions of rumor. 56
2-1-6-2 Functional definition. 47
Theoretical concepts related to the Umayyad system. 48
Social pressure. 48
2-2-1-1 Social pressure on public opinion. 49
Application definition. 49
2-2-2 social influence. 49
2-2-2-1 behavioral consequences of social influence. 51
2-2-2-2 Functional definition. 52
Theoretical foundations.. 53 Cognitive dissonance theory. 53
The concept of cognitive coordination. 53
Theories related to cognitive dissonance. 53
Equilibrium theory. 54
Symmetry theory. 54
Consonance theory. 54
Cognitive dissonance theory. 55
3-1-2-4-1 How to develop the theory of the theory. 56
Research related to cognitive dissonance. 57
Theoretical framework. 59
3-2-1 Description of key words of the theory. 59
Applicable description of Festinger's theory of cognitive dissonance. 61
Situations of inconsistency. 62
Interrelationships within cognitive construction. 64
The place of the theory of cognitive dissonance in the psychological operations of the Umayyad system (theoretical model) 65
The third chapter - The Umayyads in the background of history. 69
Introduction .. 69
Areas of power of the Umayyads. 72
2-1 Saqifa flow. 72
2-2 The caliphate of Uthman, the blood of the Umayyads. 74
Uthman's bloody shirt, the great lie of the Umayyads. 76
3-1 Consolidation of the Umayyad party. 76
Jang Jamel. 79
4-1 letter to Talha bin Ubaidullah. 80
4-2 letter to Zubair bin Awam. 80
4-3 letter to Marwan bin Hakem. 81
4-4 letter to Saeed bin As. 81
4-5 letter to Abdullah bin Amer bin Kariz. 81
4-6 letter to Walid bin Uqbah. 82
4-7 letter to Ya'ali bin Maniyeh. 82
4-8 reflection of Muawiya's letters. 82
The battle of Saffain and Hakimit. 84
5-1 The martyrdom of Ammar and Fae Baghieh. 85
5-2 Qurans on the spear. 87
5-3 Arbitrage and Khawarij. 89
Muawiya's peace-seeking, a conspiracy to induce legitimacy. 90
Yazid's crown prince and Muawiya's preparations are on this order. 94
7-1 Muawiya's missionary and cultural actions for Yazid's crown prince. 94
The death of Muawiya and the caliphate of Yazid. 97
The most proud chapter in the history of Islam. 98
9-1 Action of Yazid in Mecca. 98
-2 Kufians and the great test. 99
9-3 The change in the social situation of Kufa. 100
4-9 General mobilization for war. 101
5-9 Umayyad propaganda media after the Ashura event. 102
The end of the Umayyad tribe. 105
10-1 Marwan bin Hakem. 105
10-2 Walid bin Uqbah bin Abi Mu'it. 106
Chapter 4 - The position of Umayyad behavioral methods in the components of psychological operations. 107
Introduction. 107
Social space of the Umayyad government territory. 108
2-1 The institution of information during the Umayyad period. 108
2-2 The Umayyads' propaganda dominance over the public mind. 108
2-3 Muawiyah's psychological operation to provide manpower. 109
2-4 psychological operations of the Umayyads in the government territory. 112
3- The levels of psychological operations of the Umayyads. 117
3-1 The process of attitude change, by sending inductive messages. 117
3-2 The process of attitude change, by sending persuasive messages. 117
3-3 attitude change process after behavioral deception. 118
3-4 attitude change process after behavioral coercion. 118
4- Propaganda techniques and psychological operations of the Umayyads. 120
4-1 News censorship. 120
4-2 Anti-Shia. 120
4-3 Falsification of hadith and narration. 120
4-4 Revival of Arabia. 125
4-5 barriers to people's awareness. 126
4-6 rumors and convulsions. 126
4-7 Mythology. 128
4-8 Loosening religious beliefs. 128
4-9 Revival of deviant belief currents. 130
4-10 Using determinism to induce legitimacy. 132
4-11 Sanctifying and giving a religious face to the Umayyad government. 133
4-12 Confiscation of concepts. 135
4-13 psychological propaganda to expand the Umayyad dynasty. 136
4-14 Promotional use of effective personalities. 137
4-15 Sending jamming. 138
4-16 Distortion of history. 138
4-17 Using colorful slogans. 141
4-18 Falsification of events and impact on generations. 142
Chapter Five - Conclusion and suggestions. 144
Conclusion. 144
Suggestions. 149
2-1 Methods of dealing with mental operations based on the theoretical foundations of research. 149
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