Groups and organizations in war, disasters and trauma.

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Ursano, R. J [Ed.]

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: JUN 1988Description: xi, 119pSubject(s):

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This is the fifth of six volumes addressing the psychological and behavioural stresses in a chemical and biological warfare environment.

The controversy on the mental health consequences of disaster -- Risk perception -- Adaptation to a contained environment : the Antarctic experience applied to chemical warfare -- Treating the Chernobyl victims: individual and group responses of the UCLA medical team -- Psychiatric care of acute stress reactions to military threat

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