Military Life: The Psychology of Serving in Peace and Combat (4 Volume Set)
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Military Life: The Psychology of Serving in Peace and Combat (4 Volume Set)

by Thomas W. Britt, Carl A. Castro, Amy B. Adler

Psychology Nonfiction Military Psychology
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A four-volume set exploring the psychological dimensions of military service in peace and combat, covering stress, resilience, leadership, and deployment impacts.

About This Book

This four-volume set examines the psychological aspects of serving in the military during both peace and combat situations.

It provides insights into the mental health challenges faced by service members and the factors that influence their well-being.

The work draws on research and expert analysis to address key issues in military psychology.

Topics include stress, resilience, leadership, and the impact of deployment on individuals and families.

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