La Sombría Psicología de GUERRA ⚔ ¿Por qué los soldados no DISPARAN?
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#psicovlog#psicología#psico vlog#psicoblog#psicología de guerra#psicología militar#combate#dave grossman#on killing#estrés postraumático#herida moral#entrenamiento militar#historia militar#sociología de la guerra#estado agéntico#régimen escópico#drones ucrania#safari sarajevo#timothy mcveigh#trauma de guerra
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¿Sabías que durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial solo el 20% de los soldados disparaban realmente a matar? En este vídeo nos adentramos en la psicología de guerra para entender los mecanismos mentales, el adiestramiento y el horror que se oculta tras el frente de batalla.
Exploramos la psicología militar desde sus cimientos: desde el polémico estudio de Samuel Marshall hasta las modernas técnicas de condicionamiento analizadas por Dave Grossman. ¿Cómo se transforma a un civil en una herramienta de combate? ¿Qué ocurre en el cerebro bajo el "Estado Berserker"?
Analizamos conceptos clave como el Estado Agéntico de Milgram, la Herida Moral y el nuevo Régimen Escópico que está convirtiendo los conflictos actuales en algo parecido a un videojuego. Además, tratamos casos estremecedores como el "Safari de Sarajevo" y la compleja transición de los veteranos que se sienten traicionados por el sistema.
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