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Understanding Indoctrination Stages by Abdullah Butt is a document available to read on EtoBox.
Indoctrination is a process where a teacher influences a student to accept beliefs without questioning them, involving four stages: softening up, compliance, internalisation, and consolidation. During these stages, new members are prepared to adopt group beliefs, actively participate, and ultimately strengthen their commitment, often leading to negative views of outsiders. Methods of indoctrination include unidirectional influence, trance techniques, and verbal manipulation.
- Author
- Abdullah Butt
- Language
- EN