EXTREME ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE FOR PSYCHOPATHOLOGY

[1] [Anonymous], [No title captured]

[2] ARCHIBALD CH, 1962, AM J PSYCHOTHER, V119, P317

[3] BAEYER WV, 1958, DEUTSCH MED WSCHR, V52, P2317

[4] BAKER GW, 1962, MAN SOCIETY DISASTER

[5] BARTEMEIER LH, 1964, J NERV MENT DIS, V104, P358

[6] Individual and mass behavior in extreme situations [J]. JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1943, 38 (04): : 417 - 452

[7] EFFECTS OF DECREASED VARIATION IN THE SENSORY ENVIRONMENT [J]. CANADIAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 1954, 8 (02): : 70 - 76

[8] BRILL NQ, 1955, FOLLOW UP STUDY WAR

[9] BRILL NQ, 1946, B US ARMY MED DEP, V4, P429

[10] BROWNFIELD C, 1965, ISOLATION CLINICAL E

[1] [Anonymous], [No title captured]

[2] ARCHIBALD CH, 1962, AM J PSYCHOTHER, V119, P317

[3] BAEYER WV, 1958, DEUTSCH MED WSCHR, V52, P2317

[4] BAKER GW, 1962, MAN SOCIETY DISASTER

[5] BARTEMEIER LH, 1964, J NERV MENT DIS, V104, P358

[6] Individual and mass behavior in extreme situations [J]. JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1943, 38 (04): : 417 - 452

[7] EFFECTS OF DECREASED VARIATION IN THE SENSORY ENVIRONMENT [J]. CANADIAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 1954, 8 (02): : 70 - 76

[8] BRILL NQ, 1955, FOLLOW UP STUDY WAR

[9] BRILL NQ, 1946, B US ARMY MED DEP, V4, P429

[10] BROWNFIELD C, 1965, ISOLATION CLINICAL E