psychotactical

psychotactical

English

Etymology

psycho- +‎ tactical

Adjective

psychotactical (comparative more psychotactical, superlative most psychotactical)

1. (rare) Of or relating to psychological tactics.
   • 1981, John S. Jackson, R. William De Vore, Proceedings: 1981 Carnahan Conference on Crime Countermeasures, ... (page 177)

     This nation is experiencing an alarming rise in this crime category which has prompted psychotactical negotiation techniques which requires a communication base between police and perpetrators.

   • 1988, Rupert Wilkinson, The Pursuit of American Character (page 74)

     They provide a market for the kind of psychotactical manual that tells women how to stand up, inwardly as well as outwardly, to the men they live and work with.