"I hated Americans, because of all that indoctrination in the North," she said, and she had been frightened, in China, when her husband fell ill and some Americans turned up with medicine.
It got rid of all that indoctrination.
It is the result of the indoctrination that these kids get".
The emphasis on an autonomous agent's responsiveness to her own reasoning reflects the intuition that someone whose education consisted of a method of indoctrination that deprived her of the ability to call her own attitudes into question would, in effect, be governed by her "programmers," not by herself.
Indeed, several former cult members said in interviews that part of the indoctrination concerned martyrdom, and from its earliest days the cult preached a gospel of doom and dire consequences from an angry God against people who had long forgotten his word.
Jackdaw Summer, however, concerns itself with a specific aspect of indoctrination: that of imprinting.
In 1961, in "Thought Reform and the Psychology of Totalism: A Study of 'Brainwashing' in China," the psychiatrist Robert Jay Lifton, who had conducted some of the shipboard interviews with returning P.O.W.s, concluded that the indoctrination of prisoners was a long-term failure.
Because among Christians of both confessions the percentage of anti-evolutionists is much larger than among atheists, I suggest that religious indoctrination of children may in part be responsible for the rejection of the concept of evolution, notably in the western part of Germany.
Of the 19 Islamic institutions which the Kosovo government shut down, three are named -- leaving unclear where most of the organizations originated or how to apportion their host governments' respective roles in that aspect of the indoctrination.
It is this latter branch of IS indoctrination that is responsible for pushing Britons to commit terrible war crimes.
