Latest papers

Use of psychological decompression in military operational environments.

Ambiguous absence, ambiguous presence: a qualitative study of military reserve families in wartime.

[Psychologic stress of participants in combat actions and their subjective feelings].

Meaning as a mission: a review of empirical studies on appraisals of war and peacekeeping experiences.

The ethics of interrogation and the American Psychological Association: a critique of policy and process.

The relationship between temperamental traits and the level of performance of an eye-hand co-ordination task in jet pilots.

[Psychology and psychiatry in the 7th Navy Hospital in the light of its 75th anniversary].

ANAM genogram: historical perspectives, description, and current endeavors.

Neuropsychological assessment in extreme environments.

The ARES test system for palm OS handheld computers.

VELA deployment 2006.

[Defense of the nation contrary to prosperity of the discipline: military engagement and institutionalization of psychology in Canada].

More on: Doctors Must Be Healers.

First, do no harm: health professionals and Guantánamo.

Operational mental health: a user's guide for medical staff.

Clinician to frontline soldier: a look at the roles and challenges of army clinical psychologists in Iraq.

Military hardiness as a buffer of psychological health on return from deployment.

Psychological thought and practice in German-speaking Europe, 1900-1960.

Guantanamo tour focuses on medical ethics.

Psychological screening procedures for deploying U.S. Forces.