psychological effects of being a Prisoner of War
TitleThe psychological effects of being a Prisoner of War
Author
Call number616.8521/0001
Object number00501G
Place of publicationNew York, New York, United States
PublisherPlenum Press
Year of publication
1988
Physical descriptionpp 157-170
MaterialArticle
Series titlePlenum series on stress and coping
ISBN306428733
Description
Research shows that each captivity or hostage experience is different depending upon the time in history at which the incident occurred, the culture of the captor, the duration of captivity, its harshness and the support received from others, both while in captivity as well as upon return