Emotional Drive: A Preliminary Study on the Psychological Mobilization Mechanism of Military Recruitment

Emotional drive is a crucial psychological motivator for military recruitment. By stimulating motivation, guiding cognition, implementing social mobilization, and providing psychological support, it enhances the patriotic feelings, sense of honor, and responsibility of potential recruits. This can effectively ignite the internal motivation of eligible young people to join the military and serve the country, promoting a cognitive and behavioral transformation from passive response to active participation. Based on an interdisciplinary perspective of behavioral economics, moral psychology, and emotional psychology, this paper proposes constructing a psychological mobilization mechanism centered on emotional internal drive, aiming to provide theoretical support and practical paths for improving the quality of military recruitment.

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Psychology of China
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.35534/pc.0705101
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Emotional Intelligence and Performance
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Emotional Drive: A Preliminary Study on the Psychological Mobilization Mechanism of Military Recruitment

Niu Lili, Gang Liu
Psychology of China
Emotional Intelligence and Performance
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Emotional Drive: A Preliminary Study on the Psychological Mobilization Mechanism of Military Recruitment

Niu Lili, Gang Liu
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Abstract

Emotional drive is a crucial psychological motivator for military recruitment. By stimulating motivation, guiding cognition, implementing social mobilization, and providing psychological support, it enhances the patriotic feelings, sense of honor, and responsibility of potential recruits. This can effectively ignite the internal motivation of eligible young people to join the military and serve the country, promoting a cognitive and behavioral transformation from passive response to active participation. Based on an interdisciplinary perspective of behavioral economics, moral psychology, and emotional psychology, this paper proposes constructing a psychological mobilization mechanism centered on emotional internal drive, aiming to provide theoretical support and practical paths for improving the quality of military recruitment.

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