Minds and Matters EP. 2: Donald Trump’s psycholgical tactics

by Chloe Nevitt and Lydia Kaprelian on March 21, 2016

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In Episode 2 of Minds and Matters, the McGill Tribune's Science & Technology podcast, editor Chloe Nevitt and contributor Lydia Kaprelian dive into the psychological tactics that US presidential candidate Donald Trump uses to get people to support him. They look into the nature of these techniques which include repetition, fear-mongering, and ambiguity.