Handbook of Military Psychology

Discover the essential resource for understanding the psychological aspects of military service with the Handbook of Military Psychology, expertly edited by Reuven Gal from The Israeli Institute for Military Studies and A. David Mangelsdorff from the Health Services Command, Fort Sam Houston, USA. This comprehensive volume, published in 1991 by John Wiley & Sons Inc, spans an impressive 812 pages, making it a vital addition to any military or psychological professional's library.

Featuring contributions from leading experts, including section editors Friedrich W. Steege, Paul R. Chatelier, Earl A. Alluisi, Gerald P. Krueger, and T.O. Jacobs, this handbook delves into various topics related to military psychology, providing insights and strategies for effective psychological practice in military settings. Whether you're a student, practitioner, or researcher, this book will enhance your understanding of the unique challenges faced by military personnel.