The momentum of a double

A while ago I bought and read an excellent book called "Psychological Strategy in Contract Bridge: The Techniques of Deception and Harassment in Bidding and Play". Unfortunately I lent it to my mother who took it on a bridge trip and left it on a plane. Actually I suspect that when my father with whom she was to play saw the bidding contained therein threw it out the window.

One of the concepts it introduced me to however was that doubles have momentum. Once you convince a player that doubling is the correct action they are more likely to double later when it might not be as correct. This sounds all very interesting but nothing explains an idea like an example, I'm South:

Vul: NS Dealer: North	♠ T ♥ 7 5 3 2 ♦ Q 9 8 6 4 3 ♣ 8 4
♠ Q 6 3 ♥ Q J 9 ♦ A K 2 ♣ A J T 9		♠ 5 ♥ K T 8 6 4 ♦ J 5 ♣ K Q 7 6 3
	♠ A K J 9 8 7 4 2 ♥ A ♦ T 7 ♣ 5 2

Now this isn't the vulnerability or the position to pick up this sort of hand and when East opens 2♥ showing a weak hand with hearts and a minor the room's going to bid 4♠, get doubled and it'll probably cost them 200 or 500. It might make but then again they might bid 5♥ over the top and make that.

What I'd really like to do is either convince them to double 3 when the room's doubled in 4 or convince them to double 4 when the room bids 5♥. Lets start off by bidding something silly that'll get me doubled.

Partner	East	Me	West
Pass	2♥	2NT	X1
XX2	Pass	3♣3	X4
3♦	Pass	Pass5	X6
Pass	Pass	3♠7	X8
Pass	Pass	Pass9

Some explaining:
1: First double!
2: This is a transfer to 3♣ as an escape from doubled no trumps.
3: There's no way I'm revealing the psyche at this stage plus 3♣ may get out undoubled.
4: Reeling them in.
5: Diamonds might not be so bad and I'll bet West can't pass.
6: Hook, line and....
7: Trying to look like a desperate attempt to avoid the Axe.
8: Sinker!
9: Happy sigh after a job well done.

It's so lovely when partner with the best of intentions complements and enhances your little scheme. The defence were always getting 5 tricks but every other table was in 4♠x down two or 5♥ making 5.