In Media, Mind, and Manipulation, Adam Weygandt explores the hidden mechanisms that shape our thoughts, beliefs, and behaviors in an age dominated by media and technology. This insightful book dives into psychological priming, media influence, and cognitive biases, revealing how algorithms, news outlets, and social platforms subtly shape public perception. Through practical guidance and real-world examples, Media, Mind, and Manipulation empowers readers to recognize and resist these subtle forces, fostering critical awareness and helping them reclaim control over their own minds

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