This volume highlights the diverse contributions of military psychologists toward our nation's security and toward the discipline of psychology itself. The United States Armed Forces have frequently led the American culture in personnel and policy changes that the general population has had difficulty in accepting, such as racial integration and the integration of women.
This volume highlights the diverse contributions of military psychologists toward our nation's security and toward the discipline of psychology itself. The United States Armed Forces have frequently led the American culture in personnel and policy changes that the general population has had difficulty in accepting, such as racial integration and the integration of women.
Contributors Foreword Patrick H. DeLeon Introduction Part I. From Military Psychology to National Security Psychology Chapter 1: The Changing Face of National Security A. David Mangelsdorff Chapter 2: Foundations of National Security Psychology Warren R. Street Part II. Individual Differences Chapter 3: Human Factors Research in the Naval Service Paul D. Nelson Chapter 4: National Security Interests at the Naval Health Research Center Karl F. Van Orden and D. Stephen Nice Chapter 5: U.S. Army Research in Human Performance Gerald P. Krueger Chapter 6: The History of Special Operations Psychological Selection L. Morgan Banks Part III. Personnel Management Chapter 7: The Human Resources Research Organization: Research and Development Related to National Security Concerns Peter F. Ramsberger Chapter 8: Psychology in Air Force Training and Education Henry L. Taylor Chapter 9: The Navy Personnel Research and Development Center Martin Wiskoff and Edmund Thomas Part IV. Clinical and Counseling Psychology Chapter 10: Navy Clinical Psychology: A Distinguished Past and a Vibrant Future Morgan T. Sammons Chapter 11: Clinical Psychology in the U.S. Army: 1946–2004 Robert S. Nichols Chapter 12: Air Force Clinical Psychology: History and Future Trends Karl O. Moe Part V. Applied Social Psychology Chapter 13: The U.S. Army Research Institute for the Behavioral and Social Sciences Paul A. Gade, Jonathan D. Kaplan, and Nicole M. Dudley Chapter 14: The Racial Integration of the U.S. Armed Forces Alan Gropman Chapter 15: Psychological Research with Military Women Janice D. Yoder and Loren Naidoo Chapter 16: Military Family Research Mady Wechsler Segal Part VI. Conclusions Chapter 17: Psychology's Strategic Position for Today's National Security Concerns A. David Mangelsdorff Additional Resources References Author Index Subject Index About the Editor
Contributors Foreword Patrick H. DeLeon Introduction Part I. From Military Psychology to National Security Psychology Chapter 1: The Changing Face of National Security A. David Mangelsdorff Chapter 2: Foundations of National Security Psychology Warren R. Street Part II. Individual Differences Chapter 3: Human Factors Research in the Naval Service Paul D. Nelson Chapter 4: National Security Interests at the Naval Health Research Center Karl F. Van Orden and D. Stephen Nice Chapter 5: U.S. Army Research in Human Performance Gerald P. Krueger Chapter 6: The History of Special Operations Psychological Selection L. Morgan Banks Part III. Personnel Management Chapter 7: The Human Resources Research Organization: Research and Development Related to National Security Concerns Peter F. Ramsberger Chapter 8: Psychology in Air Force Training and Education Henry L. Taylor Chapter 9: The Navy Personnel Research and Development Center Martin Wiskoff and Edmund Thomas Part IV. Clinical and Counseling Psychology Chapter 10: Navy Clinical Psychology: A Distinguished Past and a Vibrant Future Morgan T. Sammons Chapter 11: Clinical Psychology in the U.S. Army: 1946–2004 Robert S. Nichols Chapter 12: Air Force Clinical Psychology: History and Future Trends Karl O. Moe Part V. Applied Social Psychology Chapter 13: The U.S. Army Research Institute for the Behavioral and Social Sciences Paul A. Gade, Jonathan D. Kaplan, and Nicole M. Dudley Chapter 14: The Racial Integration of the U.S. Armed Forces Alan Gropman Chapter 15: Psychological Research with Military Women Janice D. Yoder and Loren Naidoo Chapter 16: Military Family Research Mady Wechsler Segal Part VI. Conclusions Chapter 17: Psychology's Strategic Position for Today's National Security Concerns A. David Mangelsdorff Additional Resources References Author Index Subject Index About the Editor
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