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  • Inhibitory Control and Drug Abuse Prevention: From Research to Translation by Michael T. Bardo, Diana H. Fishbein, and Richard Milich

    Inhibitory Control and Drug Abuse Prevention: From Research to Translation

  • Introduction to Clinical Psychology by Michael T. Nietzel, Douglas A. Bernstein, Geoffrey P. Kramer, and Richard Milich

    Introduction to Clinical Psychology

  • Workers Under Stress: The Impact of Work Pressure on Group Cohesion by Stuart M. Klein

    Workers Under Stress: The Impact of Work Pressure on Group Cohesion

    This important book reexamines old assumptions concerning the nature of group cohesion in industrial firms as it is influenced by management actions. Based upon a carefully controlled study, it offers a sound theoretical base and a replicable method, both vital to students of group processes and organizational theorists. The study indicates that high stress was positively related to intragroup conflict regardless of group sanctions encouraging cohesiveness but that when managers rewarded group behavior under high stress a climate was created in which competitive behavior could occur without inducing conflict and nonproductive behavior.

    Timely, thoroughly documented, the book extends and integrates ...Read More

  • Appalachia's Children: The Challenge of Mental Health by David H. Looff

    Appalachia's Children: The Challenge of Mental Health

    This thoughtful, compassionate book makes a major contribution to our understanding of the Southern Appalachian child—his mental disorders and his adaptive strengths. Drawing upon his extensive fieldwork as a clinical child psychiatrist in Eastern Kentucky, Dr. Looff suggests means by which these children can be helped to bridge the gap between their subculture and the mainstream of American life today.

    The children described in this book, the author points out, are in a real sense not “all children.” Since no child grows up in a vacuum, the children of Eastern Kentucky cannot be understood apart from the historical, geographic, and ...Read More

 
 
 

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