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Biderman’s Chart of Coercion
Most people who brainwash…use methods similar to those of prison guards who recognize that physical control is never easily accomplished without the cooperation of the prisoner. The most effective way to gain that cooperation is through subversive manipulation of the mind and feelings of the victim, who then becomes a psychological, as well as a physical, prisoner. (from an Amnesty International publication, “Report on Torture“, which depicts the brainwashing of prisoners of war.)
Isolation is first on the list. There are numerous articles on Biderman's Chart of Coercion. This happened to be the first one that came up.
(Thanks Baker. This was another Anon's initial post. It hit me like a ton of bricks. I have been a very angry, uncooperative prisoner.)
http://cultrecovery101.com/cult-recovery-readings/bidermans-chart-of-coercion/