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Psicologia
militare
Applicazioni interdisciplinari
INTRODUZIONE

TITOLI DELLE

La psicologia militare stata una delle prime applicazioni della ricerca psicologica e

MAGGIORI

PsycINFO ore uninesauribile quantit di informazioni bibliograche. I ricercatori

PUBBLICAZIONI

interessati allo stress da combattimento, alladdestramento per la battaglia, alla pubblica

Aggression & Violent Behavior

opinione a proposito della guerra, allo sviluppo della carriera e ai processi decisionali
applicati alla sfera militare potranno trovare qui importanti materiali di studio.
Pubblicato dallAmerican Psychological Association, il database bibliograco
PsycINFO una fonte di informazioni ampiamente utilizzata dagli psicologi. Con oltre 2
milioni di estratti da oltre 2.000 pubblicazioni provenienti da tutto il mondo, PsycINFO

Australasian Journal of Disaster

& Trauma Studies
Aviation, Space,
& Environmental Medicine

pu dare un grande aiuto ai professionisti che operano in ambiente militare, agli psicologi

Behavior Modication

militari o ai ricercatori specializzati nel trattamento dei veterani di guerra.

Group Decision & Negotiation

RISULTATI DELLA RICERCA:

International Journal
of Aviation Psychology

SELEZIONE DI CITAZIONI
Measuring up: Comparing self-reports with unit records for assessing solider performance.
By Adler, Amy B.; Thomas, Jerey L.; Castro, Carl Andrew. Military Psychology.
17(1), Jan 2005, 3-24.
The impact of deployment length and experience on the well-being of male
and female soldiers. By Adler, Amy B.; Human, An H.; Bliese, Paul D.; Castro, Carl Andrew.
Journal of Occupational Health Psychology. 10(2), Apr 2005, 121-137.
Military leadership evaluations eects of evaluator sex, leader sex, and gender attitude roles.
By Looney, Joseph; Robinson Kurpius, Sharon E.; Lucart, Leigh. Consulting Psychology Journal:
Practice & Research. 56(2), Spr 2004, 104-118.
The impact of the commuter war on military personnel. By Richard, London S.; Human,
Ann H. Military Medicine. 167(7), Jul 2002, 602-605.
Fear-potentiated startle conditioning to explicit and contextual cues in Gulf War veterans
with posttraumatic stress disorder. By Grillon, Christian; Morgan, Charles A. III. Journal of
Abnormal Psychology. 108(1), Feb 1999, 134-142.
Combat exposure and adult psychosocial adjustment among U.S. Army veterans serving in
Vietnam. By Barrett, Drue H.; Resnick, Heidi S.; Foy, David W.; Dansky, Bonnie S.; Flanders, W.
Dana; Stroup, Nancy E. Journal of Abnormal Psychology. 105(4), Nov 1996, 575-581.

Journal of Applied Psychology

Journal of Community
Psychology
Journal of Conict Resolution
Journal of Experimental
Psychology
Journal of Nervous
& Mental Disease
Leadership Quarterly
Military Medicine
Military Psychology
Professional Psychology:
Research & Practice
Violence & Victims
Studies in Conict & Terrorism

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DI RICERCA

Acute Stress Disorder

Addiction
Adjustment Disorders
Aircraft Pilots
Altitude Eects
Army General Classication Test
Army Personnel
Aviation
Body Weight
Coast Guard Personnel
Cognitive Impairment
Combat Experience
Commissioned Ocers
Courage
Death and Dying
Disability Laws
Draftees
Emotional Trauma
Enlisted Ocers
Environmental Adaptation
Government Programs
Grief
Group Dynamics
Group Performance
Guilt
Health Care Costs
Health Care Utilization
Hearing Disorders

Hostages
Injuries
Internalization
Leadership Qualities
Life Experiences
Marine Personnel
Military Recruitment
Military Psychologists
Military Training
Military Veterans
Morale
Mortality Rate
National Guardsmen
Navy Personnel
Noise Eects
Noncommissioned Ocers
Occupational Exposure
Occupational Stress
Peacekeeping
Performance
Physical Disorders
Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
Psychosocial Readjustment
Prisoners of War
Rationalization
Reactive Psychosis
Rehabilitation
Retention

ROTC Students
Sexual Abuse
Sleep Deprivation
Stress Reactions
Survivors
Terrorism
Torture
Traumatic Brain Injury
Transformational Leadership
Vocational Evaluation
Volunteer Military Personnel
War

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