… for the combat stress reactions of military service … a Combat Stress Control (CSC) unit
treatment for deployed service members. Thirty-eight United States military personnel (33 men and …

… We will now proceed to examine the current, official military doctrine concerning the treatment
of "combat fatigue." Its principles are usually summarized as follows: "Immediacy, Proximity…

… causal attributions for combat stress reaction (CSR) among 117 Israel Defense Forces (IDF)
mental health officers. The impact of case characteristics (the level of objective stress in the …

… Because combat stress includes many stress factors in addition to the actual danger of …
The cognitive demands placed on military personnel vary according to their job classification. …

… combat stressors and PTSD and other adverse psychological and psychosocial reactions
in military … , resulting in a ripple effect of stress for military personnel serving in deployed …

… , 2000), was written for the Marines and is accepted and used by all Services; it provides
the guidelines for small unit leaders to deal with combat stress within their units. …

… US military personnel returning from current combat … combat and operational stressors
results in COSB (see Exhibit 4-1 for examples of both combat stressors and operational stressors). …

… describes how combat experiences affected female Army officers who … The female Army
officers’ combat experiences were found to … military education. The themes identified included …

… combat stress and its distressing memories. As noted in the first chapter by the editors, the
book suggests that everyone in combat experiences combat stress … hands of military leaders to …

… The purpose of the research work is the theoretical and empirical analysis of the study of
the nature of combat stress in military personnel and the assessment of psychotherapeutic …