Another was the use in the 1980s of "almost every weapon at the C.I.A.'s command — psychological warfare, sabotage, economic warfare, strategic deception, counterintelligence, cyberwarfare" — in a campaign that "destroyed a vigorous Soviet espionage team, damaged the Soviet economy, and destabilized the Soviet state".
But his embrace of details was allied to an instinctive understanding of the larger picture, great personal courage, historical insight based on his constant reading, and, above all, perhaps, an appreciation of the moral and psychological dimensions of command and government.
Its functions are mainly composed of the following: (1) to transfer, store, and process information; (2) to generate a variety of psychological activities; and (3) to command and control all the behaviors of human beings.
William Blake — artist, poet and irritated ecstatic — listed as his primary residence the Imagination, a combination of creative command post and psychological refuge where, as he put it, the eternal and the real meet.
They've learned that bullying leaders impair unit performance and physical and psychological well-being of those under their command.
Feelings, cognitions and motivations related to gratitude are intrinsic psychological occurrences – they cannot be forced or commanded.
Castle's artistry is implicit in his work's consistency, optimism, command of perspective and proportion, and psychological delicacy.
To unearth the truth, he argues, we must avoid making psychological inferences and taking ideological stands; only facts should command our attention.
Russell praised Bergdahl as "an army of one", who took command of his hopeless battle without the psychological benefits of fellow prisoners.
But the passage, though it provides thematic edge, is only one aspect of a story that draws a vivid psychological portrait of its narrator while employing a musical command of motifs, variations, tempos and cadences.
