deprogram

When you want to deprogram a cult member, it is really important that the call to action come from another member of the cult, ideally the leader.

"Internet addiction" is on the rise among teens in China, and hundreds of rehab centers are trying to help deprogram them.

to be able to do this, it was felt necessary to develop her self-esteem, teach her assertiveness and deprogram her pattern of mother-daughter dependency.

If Pollyanna pundits have brainwashed us into thinking too monolithically about the Internet, Morozov aims to deprogram us by relentlessly pounding home its alleged non-existence.

If we tell her this in a nice way it will have a big impact and she will understand our culture." Heft also spoke about his efforts to deprogram extremists.

While families were trying to "deprogram" their "lost" children in "cult clinics" (Linzer 1996: vxiiii), the Lubavitcher Rebbe was publishing a responsa, forbidding the practice of Transcendental Meditation (1977).

By the Content of My Character is Allen's chance to help enlighten the masses and deprogram popular stereo-types and beliefs that malign Black males.

Any concern about a lost key getting in the hands of someone else HP else is no longer an issue, as we can immediately deprogram the key from a remote location," Kinney says.

Because we only have one army, we cannot afford to deprogram our regulars, even were such mental surgery possible." (18) The entrenchment of a legacy is natural for any organization, even when it may be confronted with direct evidence that its legacy is unsuited for present and future operations.

Singer's thickly researched opus on warrior robots and unmanned military systems: While we are busy wiring advanced devices for combat, we are failing to deprogram our own destructive tendencies.

Helping each person we guide to undo the trauma; to learn that they are safe while they re-emerge and deprogram themselves from the cultural matrix of eIuthreateIN and eIusolutioneIN, and;

In Afghanistan in 2005, for example, US Special Forces (USSF) teams had what they referred to as a "Mobile Mullah" who would accompany USSF units and speak with Taliban detainees in an effort to "deprogram" them from the extremist teachings of that movement.