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R EFERENCES ON GROUP RESISTANCE
Air Force and Space Digest, (1969) The Forgotten Americans of the Vietnam War, A Special
Report on POWs. The Magazine of Aerospace Power, Published by the Air Force
Association
Basoglu, M. (1992) Torture and its Consequences: Current Treatment and Approaches.
Cambridge U.K., Cambridge University Press.
Bauer, Raymond A., N + 1 Ways Not to Run a Railroad. Harvard Business School.
Biderman A. & Schein E. (1961) The Relevance for the Social Sciences of Knowledge Derived
from Studies of Stressful Captivity. Air Force of Scientific Research, Air Research and
Development Command, USAF, Washington DC.
Biderman A. (1961) Death as a Criterion in the Study of Extreme Captivity Situations (AFOSR
453). Air Force of Scientific Research, Air Research and Development Command, USAF,
Washington DC.
Biderman A. (1961) Death as a Criterion in the Study of Extreme Captivity Situations (BSSR
Research Report #339-3).
Biderman A. (1962) Captivity Lore and Behavior in Captivity (BSSR Report #704- 1). Bureau of
Social Science Research Inc., Washington DC
B i de rm an A. (1963) March to Calumny
Biderman, A. (1956) Report of the Working Group on Survival Training (AFPTRC 56-675).
Lackland AFB, Texas, Air Force Personnel and Training Research Center.
Biderman, A. (1961) Cultural Models of Captivity Relationships (AFOSR-452). Air Force of
Scientific Research, Air Research and Development Command, USAF, Washington DC.
Biderman, A. (1965) Comments for Survival Training Committee. Joint Services SERB Agency
Archives, Ft Belvior Virginia.
Biderman, A., Heller, B. & Epstien, P. (1961) A Selected Bibliography on Captivity Behavior.
(AFOSR-295) Air Force Office of Scientific Research Air Research and Development
Command USAF, Washington DC.
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Biderman, Albeit D., and Schein, Edgar H., (1961) The Relevance for the Social Sciences of
Knowledge Derived From Studies of Stressful Captivity. (BSSR Research Report #339-2)
Air Force Office of Scientific Research, Air Research and Development Command (AFOSR-
454), Washington DC
Cacutt, L. (1988) Survival - Techniques from the Official Training Manuals of the World's Elite
Military Corps. Chartwell Books, Inc., Secaucus, New Jersey.
Cohen, Elie A. Dr., (1953) Addendum to Human Behavior In The Concentration Camp
Columbia Law Review, (1956) Misconduct in the Prison Camp: A Survey of the Law and an
Analysis of the Korean Cases. Columbia Law Review, Vol. 56., No. 5.
Derrer, D. (1985 Captivity Stress and Stress Reduction Strategies. Unpublished paper, Camp
Pendleton Naval Hospital.
Emerson K. (1977) Guest of the Emperor. USAF School of Aerospace Medicine, Aeromedicial
Library, Brooks Air Force Base, Texas.
Ewert, A., Survival Education - A Research Paradigm. Safe Journal - Vo! 12, No. 2, Springfield,
Oregon
Farber, I.E., Harlow, Harry F., and West, Louis Jolyon, (1957) Brainwashing, Conditioning, and
DDD (Debility, Dependency, and Dread). Reprinted from Sociometry, Vol 20, No. 4
Foreman, Paul B., (1959) Buchenwald and Modern Prisoner-of-War Detention Policy. Social
Forces, Volume 37, Number 4, University of Alabama.
Gallagher, P. & Gallagher, J. (1980) Psychology of Survival.
Garber, J., Seligtnan, M., (1980) Human Helplessness: Theory and Applications. London, U.K.,
Academic Press, Inc.
Gray, J. (1971) The Psychology of Fear and Stress. New York, Cambridge University Press.
Gudjonsson, G. (1992) The Psychology of Interrogations, Confessions, and Testimony.
Chichester, U.K., John Wiley and Sons.
Hinkle and Wolff, (1956) Psycho-Physiological Stress
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Hunter, E. (1987). The Psychological Effects of Being a Prisoner of War: Vietnam Veterans and
Their Families. To appear in a chapter in: Wilson, J., Harel, Z., & Kahana, B. (Eds) (1987).
Human Adaptation to Extreme Stress: From the Holocaust to Vietnam. Plenum Publishing.
Hunter, E., Prolonged Separation: The Prisoner of War and Elis Family. Center for Prisoner of
War Studies Naval Health Research Center, San Diego, California
Kentsmith, D. (1982) Hostages and Other Prisoners of War. Military Medicine, Vol 147.
Kinkead, E. (1959) In Evety War But One
Kramer, G. (1978) POW Leadership in North Vietnam. Air Command and Staff College,
Maxwell AFB, Alabama.
Leach, J. (1986) Psychological Aspects of Survival. Unpublished paper. Department of
Psychology, University of Lancaster, U.K.
Lilly, W. (1977) Developing a Posititve Attitude Toward Survival. Air War College, Air
University USAF, Maxwell AFB, Alabama.
Lorentz, D. (1975) Cross-Cultural Interaction Between Prisoners of War and Their Vietnamese
Captors. Maxwell AFB, Alabama
Meichenbaum, D. (1986) Stress Inoculation Training. New York, Pergamon Press.
Meichenbaum, D. (1992) Application of Stress Inoculation Training to Military Populations: A
Cognitive-Behavioral Approach. Paper delivered at the International Conference on Stress,
Copenhagen, Denmark.
Meichenbaum, D. (1992) Stress Inoculation Training. Paper delivered at the International
Conference on Stress. Copenhagen, Denmark.
Monroe Corporation (1974) Code of Conduct and the Southeast Asian PW Experience.
Springfield VA.
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Rachman, S. (1990) Fear and Courage. New York, W. H. Freeman and Company.
Rahe, R. & Genender E. (1983) Adaptation to and Recovery from Captivity Stress. Military
Medicine, Vol 148
Richlin, M., Rahe, R.H., Shale, J.H., Jr., and Mitchell, R.E., (1980) Five-Year Medical Followup
of Vietnam POWs: Preliminary Results, Report No. 79-44. Naval Health Research Center,
Naval Medical Research and Development Command, Bethdesda, Maryland.
Schein, E., Cooley, W. E. & Singer, M. (1960) A Psychological Follow-up of Former Prisoners
of War of the Chinese Communists Part I: Results of Interview Study. Massachusetts
Institute of Technology Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Schein, Edgar H., (1961) Coercive Persuasion
Schwarzer, R. (1992) Self-Efficacy: Thought Control of Action. Washington, Hemisphere
Publishing Corporation.
Seligman, M. (1990) Learned Optimism. New York, Alfred A. Knoph.
Solomon, Z. (1989) PTSD in Israeli Veterans of the Lebanon War. Lecture presented at the
Seventh Users’ Stress Workshop: Training for Psychic Trauma, San Antonio, Texas.
Stenger, C. (1979) American Prisoners of War in WWI, WWII, Korea, and Vietnam. Veterans
Administration Central Office.
Stenger, C. (1981) A Look at the Inhospitable World of the Hostage and Prisoner of War and Its
Impact on Their Lives. Invited address delivered to the Division of Psychologists in Public
Service at the American Psychological Association Convention, Montreal, Canada.
Tuddenham, Read D., and McBride, Philip D., (1958) The Yielding Experiment From The
Subject's Point of View. University of California.
Ursano, R., Boydstun, J. & Wheatley, R. (1981) Psychiatric Illness in US Air Force Vietnam
Prisoners of War: A Five-Year Follow-Up. Am J. Psychiatry 138:3, March 1981
Ursano, R., Wheatley, R., Carlson, E. & Rahe, A. (1987) The Prisoner of War: Stress, Illness,
and Resiliency. Defense Logistics Agency Cameron Station, Alexandira, Virginia
West, Louis Joyton M..D., (1958) Psychiatric Aspects of Training for Honorable Sun>ival As A
Prisoner of War.
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Wolff H. (1960) Every Man Has His Breaking Point-(?), The Conduct of Prisoners of War.
Military Medicine
List of selected books on Captivity and Resistance.
Return Via Rangoon: A Young Chindit Survives the Jungle and Japanese Captivity; P.G. Stibbe;
$27.50
Seasons of Captivity: The Inner World of POWs : Amia Liebiich; $35.00
Against All Hope: Resistance in the Nazi Concentration Camps 1938-1945 : Herman Langbein,
Harry Zohn; $29.95
Agent for the Resistance: A Belgian Saboteur in World War II: Herman Bodson, Herman Schmidt;
$24.95
Between Hell and Reason: Essays from Resistance Newspaper "Combat 1 1944-1947; Albert
Camus; $14.00
The Survival of Love: Memoirs of a Resistance Officer : Jozef Garlinski, Jozef; $21.95
Child at War: The True Ston/ of a Young Belgian Resistance Fighter: Mark Bles; $20.95
Code Name Christiane Clouet: A Woman in the French Resistance: Claire Chevrillon; $35.00
Designing Resistance Training Programs: Steven J. Fleck, William J. Kraemer; $35.00
Fighting Back: A Storv of Jewish Resistance in WW-II : Harold D. Werner; $24.00
Inside an American Concentration Camp: Japanese American Resistance at Poston: Richard
Nishmoto, Lane Hirabayash, S. Ryo; $45.00
Jewish Resistance During the Holocaust: Herbert Druks; $12.95
Unbroken: Resistance and Survival in the Concentration Camps : Len Crome; $18.95
Walking to the Edge: Essays in Resistance: Margaret Randall; $25.00
Apocalypse Undone: Mv Survival of Japanese Imprisonment During WW-II: Preston John
Hubbard; $21.56
The Barbed-Wire College: Reeducating German POWs in the United States During WW-II: Ron
Robin; $32.50
Captive of the Rising Sun: The POW Memoirs of RADM Donald T. Giles : Donald T. Giles; $25.16
Captive Warriors: A Vietnam POW's Story: Sam Johnson, Jan Winebrenner; $22.05
Sisters in the Resistance: How Women Fought to Free France: Margaret C. Weitz
A German Odvssev: The Journal of a German POW: Helmut Horner, Allan Kent Powell; $23.95
In Enemy Hands: A Prisoner in North Korea: Larry Zellers; $26.00
Parade of the Dead: A US Armv Physician's Memoir of Imprisonment bv the Japanese. 1942-
1945: John R. Bumarner; $21.95
Voices from Captivity: Interpreting the American POW Narratives: Robert C. Doyle; $35.00
With Only the Will to Live: Accounts of Americans in Japanese Prison Camps 1941-1945: Robert
S.L. Forte, et al; $24.95
Work Commando 311/1: American Paratroopers Become Forced Laborers for the Nazis: Claire E.
Swedberg; $20.66
Captive Community Life in a Japanese Internment 1941-1945 : Fern H. Miles; $9.80
Captives: Australian Army Nurses in Japanese Prison Camps : Catherine Kenny; $14.95
Women in the Resistance: Margaret L. Rossiter; $17.10
Captives of Shanghai: The Storv of the President Harrison: David H. Grover; $11.95
Dangerous Patriots: Canada's Unknown POW's: William Repka; $14.95
The December Ship: A Story of Lt. Col Ardem R. Boellner's Capture in the Philippines.
Imprisonment, and Death on a WW-II Japanese Hellshi : Betty B. Jones; $20.95
Diary of a Girl in Chanai 1941-1945: Shelia Bruhn; $14.95
Unarmed Against Hitler: Civilian Resistance in Europe. 1939-1943: Susan Jacques Melin; $18.95
Basta: No Mandate for War: A Pledge of Resistance Handbook: Emergency Response Network;
$24.95
Forms of Captivity and Escape : J.J. Steinfeld; $14.95
General Wainwright's Storv: The Account of Four Years of Humiliating Defeat. Surrender, and
Captivity: Chris Henwood
Hostage: Eric Jacobsen; $9.34
Prisoners. Diplomats, and the Great War: A Study in the Diplomacy of Captivity: Richard Berry;
$55.00
Reflections from Captivity: Phann Boi Chan, Ho Chi Minh; $12.00
Sacred Honor: Americans in Captivity: Raymond Lech
Six Years in Hell: A Returned Vietnam POW Views Captivity. Country, and the Future: Lt. Col Jay
R. Jensen; $10.95
Survivor: Memoirs of Defeat and Captivity Bataan 1942 : Thomas R. Harrison; $15.95
We Survived: A Mother's Story of Japanese Captivity: Nell Van DeGraaff; $14.95
We Remember Bataan and Correoidor: The Storv of the American and Filipino Defenders of
Bataan and Correoidor and Their Captivity: Mariano Villarin; $21.95
Women in the Resistance and in the Holocaust: The Voices of Eyewitnesses: Vera Laska; $55.00
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REFERENCES ON GROU P RESISTANCE
Air Force and Space Digest, (1969) The Forgotten Americans of the Vietnam War, A Special
Report on POWs. The Magazine of Aerospace Power, Published by the Air Force
Association
Basogiu, M. (1992) Torture and its Consequences: Current Treatment and Approaches.
Cambridge U.K., Cambridge University Press.
Bauer, Raymond A., N + 1 Ways Not to Run a Railroad. Harvard Business School,
Biderman A. & Schein E. (1961) The Relevance for the Social Sciences of Knowledge Derived
from Studies of Stressful Captivity. Air Force of Scientific Research, Air Research and
Development Command, USAF, Washington DC.
Biderman A. (1961) Death as a Criterion in the Study of Extreme Captivity Situations (AFOSR
453). Air Force of Scientific Research, Air Research and Development Command, USAF,
Washington DC.
Biderman A, (1961) Death as a Criterion in the Study of Extreme Captivity Situations (13SSR
Research Report #339-3).
Biderman A. (1962) Captivity Lore and Behavior in Captivity (BSSR Report #70-1• 1). Bureau of
Social Science Research Inc., Washington DC
Biderman A. (1963) March to Calumny
Biderman, A. (1956) Report of the Working Group on Survival Training (AFPTRC 56-675).
Lackland AFB, Texas, Air Force Personnel and Training Research Center.
Biderman, A, (1961) Cultural Models of Captivity Relationships (AFOSR-452). Air Force of
Scientific Research, Air Research and Development Command, USAF, Washington DC.
Biderman, A. (1965) Comments for Survival Training Committee. Joint Services SERB Agency
Archives, Ft Belvior Virginia.
Biderman, A,, Heller, B. & Epstien, P. (1961) A Selected Bibliography on Captivity Behavior.
(AFOSR-295) Air Force Office of Scientific Research Air Research and Development
Command USAF, Washington DC.
Biderman, Albert D., and Schein, Edgar H., (1961) The Relevance for the Social Sciences of
Knowledge Derived From Studies of Stressful Captivity. (BSSR Research Report #339-2)
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Cacutt, L. (1988) Survival • Techniques from the Official Training Manuals of the World's Elite
Military Corps . Chartwell Books, Inc., Secaucus, New Jersey.
Chief ofNeval Personnel, (1974) Evaluation of Experiences Under the Code of Conduct Study.
Department of the Navy, Bureau of Naval Personnel, Washington DC.
Cohen, Elie A. Dr., (1953) Addendum to Human Behavior In The Concentration Camp
Columbia Law Review, (1956) Misconduct in the Prison Camp: A Survey of the Law and an
Analysis of the Korean Cases. Columbia Law Review, Vol. 56., No. 5.
Derrer, D. (3985 Captivity Stress and Stress Reduction Strategies. Unpublished paper, Camp
Pendleton Naval Hospital.
Emerson K. (1977) Guest of the Emperor. USAF School of Aerospace Medicine, Acromedicial
Library, Brooks Air Force Base, Texas.
Ewert, A., Survival Education - A Research Paradigm. Safe Journal - Vol 12, No. 2, Springfield,
Oregon
Farber, I.E., Harlow, Harry F., and West, Louis Jolyon, (1957) Brainwashing, Conditioning , and
ODD (Debility, Dependency, and Dread). Reprinted from Sociometry, Vol 20, No. 4
Foreman, Paul B., (1959) Buchenwald and Modern Prisoner-of-War Detention Policy. Social
Forces, Volume 37, Number 4, University of Alabama.
Gailagher, P & Gallagher, J. (1980) Psychology of Survival.
Oarber, J., Seligman, M., (1980) Human Helplessness: Theory and Applications. London, U.K.,
Academic Press, Inc.
Gray, J. (1971) The Psychology of Fear and Stress. New York, Cambridge University Press.
Gudjonsson, G. (1992) The Psychology of Interrogations, Confessions, and Testimony.
Chichester, U.K., John Wiley and Sons,
Hinkle and Wolff, (1956) Psycho-Physiological Stress
Hunter, E. (1987). The Psychological Effects of Being a Prisoner of War: Vietnam Veterans and
Their Families. To appear in a chapter in: Wilson, J., Harel, Z., & Kahana, 3. (Eds) (1987).
Human Adaptation to Extreme Stress: From the Holocaust to Vietnam. Plenum Publishing.
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War Studies Naval Health Research Center, San Diego, California
Hutchins, Jr., C. & F.sley, Jr.. M., The Relationship Between Locus of Control and Resistance in
a Simulated Prisoner of War Compound . Naval Health Research Center, San Diego,
California; Naval Medical Research and Development Command, Bethesda, Maryland.
Kentsmith, D. (1982) Hostages and Other Prisoners of War. Military Medicine, Vo! 147.
Kinkead, E. (1959) In Every War But One
Kramer, 0. (1978) POW Leadership in North Vietnam. Air Command and Staff College,
Maxwell AFB, Alabama.
Leach, J. (1986) Psychological Aspects of Survival. Unpublished paper. Department of
Psychology, University of Lancaster, U.K.
Lilly, W. (1977) Developing a Posititve Attitude Toward Survival Air War College, Air
University USAF, Maxwell AFB, Alabama
Lorentz, D. (1975) Cross-Cultural Interaction Between Prisoners of War and Their Vietnamese
Captors. Maxwell AFB, Alabama
Meichenbaum, D. (1986) Stress Inoculation Training. New York, Pergomon Press.
Meichenbaum, D. (1992) Application of Stress Inoculation Training to Military Populations. A
Cognitive-Behavioral Approach. Paper delivered at the International Conference on Stress,
Copenhagen, Denmark.
Meichenbaum, D. (1992) Stress Inoculation Training. Paper delivered at the International
Conference on Stress. Copenhagen, Denmark.
Monroe Corporation (1974) Code of Conduct and the Southeast Asian PW Experience.
Springfield VA.
Nagle, C. & Schmitz, J. (1974) An Example of the Potential of Research for Addressing Code of
Coduct Application and Resistance Training Issues. Fairchild AFB, Washington.
Rachman, S. (1990) Fear and Courage. New York, W. H. Freeman and Company.
Rahe, R, & Genender E. (1983) Adaptation to and Recovery fi'om Captivity Stress. Military
Medicine, Vo! 148
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of Vietnam POWs: Preliminary Results, Report No. 79-44. Naval Health Research Center,
Naval Medical Research and Development Command, Bethdesda, Maryland.
Schcin, E., Cooley, W. E. & Singer, M. (1960) A Psychological Follow-up of Former Prisoners
of War of the Chinese Communists Part I: Results of Interview Study. Massachusetts
Institute of Technology Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Schein, Edgar H., (3961) Coercive Persuasion
Schwarzer, R. (1992) Self Efficacy: Thought Control of Action. Washington, Hemisphere
Publishing Corporation.
Seligman, M. (1990) Learned Optimism. New York, Alfred A. Knoph.
Solomon, Z. (1989) PTSD In Israeli Veterans of the Lebanon War , Lecture presented at the
Seventh Users’ Stress Workshop: Training for Psychic Trauma. San Antonio, Texas.
Stenger, C. (1979) American Prisoners of War in WWI, WWII, Korea, and Vietnam. Veterans
Administration Central Office.
Stenger, C. (1981) A Look at the Inhospitable World of the Hostage and Prisoner of War and Its
Impact on Their Lives. Invited address delivered to the Division of Psychologists in Public
Service at the American Psychological Association Convention, Montreal, Canada.
Tuddeirham, Read D. ( and McBride, Philip D., (1958) The Yielding Experiment From The
Subject s Point of View. University of California.
Ursano, R., Boydstun, J. & Wheatley, R, (1981) Psychiatric Illness in US Air Force Vietnam
Prisoners of War: A Five-Year Follow-Up. Am J. Psychiatry 138:3, March 1981
Ursano, R., Wheatley, R., Carlson, E. & Rahe, A. (1987) The Prisoner of War; Stress, Illness,
and Resiliency. Defense Logistics Agency Cameron Station, Alexandra, Virginia
West, Louis Joyton M..D., (1958) Psychiatric Aspects of Training for Honorable Survival As A
Prisoner of War.
Wheatley, R. & Ursano, R. (1982) Serial Personality Evaluations of Repatriated US Air Force
Southeast Asia POIVs. USAF School of Aerospace Medicine (NGN), Aerospace Medical
Division (AFSC), Brooks Air Force Base, Texas.
Wolff H. (1960) Every Man Has His Breaking Point-(?), The Conduct of Prisoners of War.
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Air Force and Space Digest, (1969) The Forgotten Americans of the Vietnam War, A Special
Report on POWs. The Magazine of Aerospace Power, Published by the Air Force
Association
Basoglu M (1992) Torture and its Consequences: Current Treatment and Approaches.
Cambridge U.K., Cambridge University Press.
Bauer, Raymond A., N+ 1 Ways Not to Run a Railroad . Harvard Business School.
Biderman A. & Schein E. (1961) The Relevance for the Social Sciences of Knowledge Derived
from Studies of Stressful Captivity . Air Force of Scientific Research, Air Research and
Development Command, USAF, Washington DC.
Bidennan A. (1961) Death as a Criterion in the Study of Extreme Captivity Situations (AFOSR
Jr':. Alr F< 5 ce of Scientific Research, Air Research and Development Command USAF
Washington DC. ’ *
BiCi Research Report #339 3) ° CriteH ° n inthe Study °f Extreme Captivity Situations (BSSR
Biderman A. (1962) Captivity Lore and Behavior in Captivity (BSSR Report #704-1) Bureau of
Social Science Research Inc., Washington DC
Biderman A. (1963) March to Calumny
Biderman, A. (1956) Report of the Working Group on Survival Training (AFPTRC 56-675).
Lackland AFB, Texas, Air Force Personnel and Training Research Center.
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Biderman, A. (1961) Cultural Models of Captivity Relationships (AFOSR-452). Air Force of
Scientific Research, Air Research and Development Command, USAF, Washington DC,
Biderman, A. (1965) Comments for Survival Training Committee. Joint Services SERE Aeencv
Archives, Ft Belvior Virginia. agency
Bid rS a 0SR''S * & P ; o (19S1) A Elected Bibliography on Captivity Behavior.
( FOSR-295) Air Force Office of Scientific Research Air Research and Development
Command USAF, Washington DC.
Bide ” an ; v lbe n D -’ “l Schein ’ H - (I960 The Relevance for the Social Sciences of
Knowledge Derived From Studies of Stressful Captivity. (BSSR Research Report #339-2)
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Cacutt, L . (1988) Survival - Techniques from the Official Training Manuals of the World's Elite
Military Corps. Chartwell Books, Inc., Secaucus, New Jersey.
K^hief of Naval Personnel, (1974) Evaluation of Experiences Under the Code of Conduct Study
Department of the Navy, Bureau of Naval Personnel, Washington DC.
‘'Cohen, Elie A. Dr., (1953) Addendum to Human Behavior In The Concentration Camp
^Columbia Law Review, (1956) Misconduct in the Prison Camp: A Survey of the Law and an
Analysis of the Korean Cases. Columbia Law Review, Vol. 56., No. 5.
•^Derrer, D. (1985 Captivity Stress and Stress Reduction Strategies. Unpublished paper, Camp
Pendleton Naval Hospital. F
Emerson K. (1977) Guest of the Emperor. USAF School of Aerospace Medicine, Aeromedicial
Library, Brooks Air Force Base, Texas.
EW< Orego'n SU ' ViVal Education ' A Search Paradigm. Safe Journal - Vol 12, No. 2, Springfield,
* / Farber, LE^ Harlow, Harry F., and West, Louis Jolyon, (1957) Brainwashing. Conditioning, and
DDD (Debility, Dependency, and Dread). Reprinted from Sociometry, Vol 20, No. 4
Foreman, Paul B., (1959) Buchenwald and Modern Prisoner-of-War Detention Policy Social
Forces, Volume 37, Number 4, University of Alabama.
Gallagher, P. & Gallagher, J. (1980) Psychology of Survival.
Garber, J., Seligman, M., (1980) Human Helplessness: Theory and Applications. London U K
Academic Press, Inc. ’ ' 9
Gray, J. (1971) The Psychology of Fear and Stress. New York, Cambridge University Press.
Gu tT n ’ G \ { !t 92) T , ke Ps y chol °gy °f Interrogations, Confessions, and Testimony.
Chichester, U.K., John Wiley and Sons. 7
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Human Adaptatton to Extreme Stress: From the Holocaust to Vietnam. Plenum Publishing^'
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War Studies Naval Health Research Center, San Diego, California
Hutchins, Jr., C. & Estey, Jr., M., The Relationship Between Locus of Control and Resistance in
a Simulated Prisoner of War Compound. Naval Health Research Center, San Diego,
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