Citation

Adams EC. Calif. Med. 1954; 81(1): 29-32.

Copyright

(Copyright © 1954, California Medical Association)

DOI

unavailable

PMID

13182616

PMCID

PMC1532108

Abstract

Increasing attention to the psychological aspects of atomic disaster will help improve the ability of the citizens of this country to withstand attack and survive as a free people. Since an enemy may be expected to exploit any internal weaknesses it can find, preparation must be made against the onslaught. The ability to deal effectively with any situation, even the most awesome, depends on knowledge of what to expect, and there is no reason to believe that facts about atomic disaster are an exception to this time proven truth. The psychological aspects need to be considered from two points of view, namely, the effect on masses of people and on individuals.

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