MOD TEST Flashcards

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7 phases of MISO

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  1. Planning
  2. TAA
  3. Series development
  4. Product development & design
  5. Approval
  6. Product distribution & dissemination
  7. Evaluation
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When does the PSYOP planning process begin?

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Planner integrates with the supporting CMDR objectives

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Goal of PSYOP planning?

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Create an environment that integrates PSYOP into CMDR’s objective

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Highest level in a PSYOP organization?

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MISTF

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What does MISTF do?

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Central coordination point for all PSYOP activities

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Who provides in depth analysis of cultural, social, political

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Cultural Intelligence Element (CIE)

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What occurs in phase 1?

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POs, SPOs, PTAs, IAC

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What does a PSYOP program encompass?

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All personnel identified to support commander’s objectives

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What does a PSYOP series include?

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All products and actions targeted at 1 TA to achieve 1 SPO

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Who approves POs and TA?

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SECDEF, POTUS

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Where are pre-approved PSYOP programs found?

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CJCSI 3110.05F

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The SECDEF delegates PSYOP product approval to whom?

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  • GCC-geographic combatant commander

- Can delegate further down to JTF, lowest flag officer

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Who approves PSYOP products with political themes?

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USD (P)

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What is PO?

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General statement of measurable response that reflects the desirable behavior of a foreign TA

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How is a PO written?

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Verb-Object

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What are SPOs?

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Specific behavioral responses desired from the TA

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How is a SPO written

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Subject-Verb-Object

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What is a PTAL?

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Potential target audience list;

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What is the assessment criteria?

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Written as questions that when answered describe trends in behavior change.

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Target Audience Analysis

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Group or individuals to determine how best to influence their behaviors to accomplish U.S policy

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5 questions does TAA seek to answer?

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  1. What TAs will be most effective
  2. What are reasons for TAs current behavior
  3. What is the best means of communication to reach TA
  4. How can TA be influenced to achieve DB
  5. What are the criteria to access behavior change
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8 steps of TAAM?

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  1. Identify and refine TA
  2. Identify effectiveness
  3. Identify conditions
  4. Identify vulnerabilities
  5. Identify susceptibility
  6. Identify accessibility
  7. Recommend arguments and PSYACTS
  8. RAC
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TA categories?

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Primary (doers) / secondary (influencers)

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Four types of TA’s

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  1. Organizations
  2. Demographics
  3. Leaders
  4. Key communicators
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3 questions are used to identify and refine TAs?
1. What TA's are engaging in SPO 2. What TA's are influencing behavior of the primary actors 3. Subcategories among primary/secondary actors
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What is the effectiveness of a TA?
Ability of TA to accomplish the desired behavior change
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Desired Behavior
Specific action TA must take to accomplish the SPO
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3 questions determine effectiveness?
1. Power 2. Control 3. Authority
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How do you rate effectiveness?
Scale of 1(worst) to 5(best)
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How do PSYOP soldiers determine why a TA is behaving?
Cause and effect analysis
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3 components of Cause & Effect Analysis
1. Behaviors 2. Cause 3. Effect
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What is the behavior?
An overt action exhibited by an individual or group
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What are the causes?
Conditions that lead to the TA’s current behavior
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2 types of conditions?
1. Internal | 2. External
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2 types of external conditions?
1. Events | 2. Situations
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3 types of internal conditions
1. Attitudes 2. Values 3. Beliefs
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Effects?
Consequences that result from TA’s behavior
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3 types of consequences?
1. Negative 2. Positive 3. Secondary
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5 categories of positive consequences?
1. Affiliation 2. Justice/ revenge 3. Access to tangible 4. Power/control 5. Escape/ avoidance
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Characteristics, Motives, Condition
Vulnerabilities
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4 categories of vulnerabilities?
1. Symbols 2. Demographics 3. Psychographic 4. Motives
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Motives?
Needs and wants of the TA
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Psychographics?
Identifiable psychological characteristics of a ta that invoke an emotional response
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Symbols?
- Support argument - Recognizable - Have meaning to TA
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The likelihood a TA is open to persuasion
Susceptibility
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3 tasks for susceptibility?
1. Assess 2. Rate 3. Make a recommendation
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3 questions answered when psyop assesses the susceptibility of a TA?
1. Perceived risks 2. Rewards 3. Beliefs
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How is susceptibility rated
Scale of 1-5
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Term for availability of an audience for
Accessibility
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4 tasks listed in the TAAW for accessibility
1. Medium 2. Format 3. Adv/disadv 4. Rating
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Four components of PSYOP argument
1. Main 2. Support 3. Appeals 4. Techniques
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What are operations planned in support of miso but performed by other agents of action?
PSYACTS
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Examples of PSYACTS
``` Raids CA projects Shows of force Demonstrations Meetings with civil leaders Civil actions programs (med/vet/caps) ```
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What does RAC do?
Specific measurable and observable regarding TA’s desired behavior
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5 tasks included in PSYOP series development
1. SCW 2. SDW 3. SEM 4. MTM 5. ISRB
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5 tasks of the SCW?
1. Numbering 2. Media format 3. Amount 4. Staging 5. Arguments
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SDW, Series Development Worksheet
Synchronizes the dissemination of products within a series
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Six criterias for product dissemination
1. Duration 2. Timing 3. Location 4. Placement 5. Frequency 6. Quantity
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SDW source document for?
SEM
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SEM, Series Execution Matrix?
Graphically depicts the SDW
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Document that lists all transmissions in a series?
MTM, Message Transmission Matrix
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Purpose of ISRB?
Evaluate a series for potential conflicts and availability of resources for a series
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Product Development
Conceptualization into prototype
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Product Design?
Process of taking a concept and turning it into a prototype
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What information is included on a PAW?
Lines 1-11 1. Product/Action number 2. PO 3. SPO 4. Products 5. TA 6. Arguments & Symbols 7. Media description 8. Prototypes 9. Product/Action concept 10. Pre-test guidance 11. Post-test guidance
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2 questions for pretesting?
1. Understanding the message | 2. Acceptance of PSYOP argument
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3 questions for post-testing?
1. Exposure 2. Understanding 3. Compliance
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5 pre-approved PSYOP programs
1. Maritime interdiction 2. Introductions of forces 3. Personnel recovery 4. Noncombatant evacuations 5. Humanitarian assistance
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Documents that go into a PSYOP approval packet
1. SEM 2. PAW index 3. TAW 4. SCW 5. SDW 6. MTM
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Information included in the Executive summary?
1. PO 2. SPO 3. TA 4. DP 5. Stages 6. Media used 7. Unit involved
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Production?
Prototypes into actual PSYOP product
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Organic vs. Nonorganic?
Inhouse vs. Outsourced
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Distribution?
Movement of products from production location to actual disseminators
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Dissemination?
Actual delivery of PSYOP message to the TA
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Aerial dissemination?
Hard to reach area | Denied access
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4 components of miso evaluation?
1. Impact indicators 2. Assessment criteria 3. Spontaneous events 4. Posttesting results
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What tool is used to evaluate TA’s behavior in relation to the SPO?
MISO assessment matrix
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Sample groups for testing and evaluations?
1. Simple 2. Clustered 3. Stratified 4. Accidental 5. Quota
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Test groups for testing and evaluating
1. Experts 2. Representatives 3. TA
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Desired Behavior
- Specific action TA must take to accomplish a SPO
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COG, Center of Gravity
- Used to evaluate a threat | - Source of power
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PMESI-PT
1. Political 2. Military 3. Economic 4. Social 5. Info 6. Infrastructure 7. Physical 8. Environment 9. Time
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Key communicators
- Individuals deemed credible by members of TA
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Leaders
- Individuals or small groups who's power over others is known
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Demographics
- Collection of people who share the same characteristics
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Organization
- Group that shares a common interest that PSYOP can exploit
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Final step in Mission Analysis
WARNO
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Key to influencing behavior
- Identify vulnerabilities
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Consequences are primarily governed by what two laws of principles of behavior?
1. Law of effect | 2. Power of immediate gratification
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4 types of restrictions
1. Physical/Environmental 2. Political 3. Economic 4. Legal 5. Sociological 6. Psychological
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COA development, step 3 of MDMP
- To determine one more ways to accomplish a mission
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4 ways to analyze a threat's COG
1. CC's 2. Threat CC's 3. CR's 4. CV's
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IPB
- Intelligence preparation of the battlefield | - Continuous process of analyzing the threat