Donald O Hebb
<p>Dr. Solandt, the head of the Defense Research Board, explained that
Hebb’s work had “originated from a discussion among Sir Henry Tizard, representatives
of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency, Dr. Hebb . . . , and myself
in June 1951.” Hebb’s subsequent research, he said, had “given some indication
that<strong> signifi cant changes in attitude can be brought about by use of propaganda
under conditions of isolation.”</strong></p>
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