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NUCLEAR PSYCHOLOGY: A PRELIMINARY BIBLIOGRAPHY Bernard M. Kramer

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Catherine Girrier, Wendy Barrett, and Janice Chiaratto

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NUCLEAR PSYCHOLOGY: A PRELIMINARY BIBLIOGRAPHY

Bernard M. Kramer Department of Psychology University of Massachusetts/Boston

with the assistance of

Catherine Girrier Department of Political Science Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Wendy Barrett Psychology Department University of Massachusetts/Boston

Janice Chiaratto Political Science Department University of Massachusetts/Boston

Defense and Arms Control Studies Program Center for International Studies Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge, Mass. 02139

and

The William Joiner Center for the Study of War and Social Consequences University of Massachusetts/Boston Dorchester, Mass. 02125

August 1985

(Additional copies may be obtained by contacting Bernard M. Kramer, Psychology Department, University of Massachusetts/Boston, Dorchester, Mass. 02125)

NUCLEAR PSYCHOLOGY: A PRELIMINARY BIBLIOGRAPHY by Bernard M. Kramer, Professor of Psychology, University of Massachusetts Boston with the assistance of Catherine Girrier, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Wendy Barrett, and Janice Chiaratto, University of Massachusetts Boston

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