Department of Military Psychiatry Research Activity Summary Report no. 2, 1987.
James E. McCarroll, James A. Martin
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James E. McCarroll, James A. Martin
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Abstract : This report consists of summaries of work done by researchers in the WRAIR Department of Military Psychiatry during fiscal year 1987. Two broad categories of work are included: soldier unit research and family community research. The soldier unit research include such topics as unit cohesion, recovery of units from disasters, integration of soldiers into units and suicide in the military. Family community research include studies of the relation of military families to military units, children in military families, the integration and socialization of military wives, impact of separation upon families and studies of military families in USAREUR. Keywords: Military sociology, Combat stress, Traumatic loss, Suicide.
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Abstract : This report consists of summaries of work done by researchers in the WRAIR Department of Military Psychiatry during fiscal year 1987. Two broad categories of work are included: soldier unit research and family community research. The soldier unit research include such topics as unit cohesion, recovery of units from disasters, integration of soldiers into units and suicide in the military. Family community research include studies of the relation of military families to military units, children in military families, the integration and socialization of military wives, impact of separation upon families and studies of military families in USAREUR. Keywords: Military sociology, Combat stress, Traumatic loss, Suicide.
Key concepts: Military psychology, Unit (ring theory), Military psychiatry, Military organization, Military personnel, Military sociology, Psychology, Socialization