• The Journal of the Convergence on Culture Technology
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• v.10 no.6
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• pp.437-441
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• 2024

This study summarizes the confusingly used concepts of cognitive warfare, psychological warfare, and information warfare, and studies how to apply them to warfare. Cognitive warfare, psychological warfare, and information warfare are aspects of war that use human mental processes, psychology, and information as targets or means of operation, respectively, and it is difficult to divide the boundary between military and non-military warfare because mental processes, psychology, and information are connected to the human five senses, and influencing the human five senses is not limited to the military field. Cognitive warfare, psychological warfare, and information warfare are not easy to distinguish because they have the common goal of influencing human decision-making, and in recent years, they have used text, pictures, and videos via the Internet as their main means. Through this study, you will learn how to distinguish between cognitive, psychological, and information warfare and how they are applied in warfare.