Children and the War

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Bodman F. H. , and Dunsdon M. I. “Juvenile Delinquency in War-Time.” The Lancet, Vol. 2, pp. 572–574, November 8, 1941.

Boyd W. “The Effects of Evacuation on the Children.” British Journal of Educational Psychology, Vol. n, pp. 120–126, June 1941.

Burt Cyril “The Incidence of Neurotic Symptoms among Evacuated School Children.” British Journal of Educational Psychology, Vol. 10, pp. 8–15, February 1940.

Burt Cyril “The Billeting of Evacuated Children.” British Journal of Educational Psychology, Vol. n, pp. 85–98, June 1941.

Cheesman J. E. “Growth of Evacuated Children.” The Lancet, Vol. 2, p. 575, November 2, 1940.

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Davidson M. A. , and Slade I. M. “Results of a Survey of Senior School Evacuees.” British Journal of Educational Psychology, Vol. 10, pp. 179–195, November 1940.

Eliot Martha M. Civil Defense Measures for the Protection of Children. Report of Observations in Great Britain, February 1941. Children's Bureau, United States Department of Labor.

Farago L. “German Psychological Warfare” (Mimeographed). Committee for National Morale New York, 1941. 155 pp.

Freud A. “Report on Hampstead Nursery Colony” (Mimeographed). Foster Parents’ Plan for War Children, Inc., 55 West 42 St., New York.

Gillespie R. D. Psychological Effects of War on Citizen and Soldier. W. W. Norton & Co. New York, 1942. 251 pp.

Gruenberg Sidonie M. , Ed. The Family in a World at War. Harper & Brothers New York, 1942. 298 pp.

Hemphill R. E. “The Influence of War on Mental Disease.” Journal of Mental Science, Vol. 87, pp. 170–182, April 1941.

Henshaw E. M. “Some Psychological Difficulties of Evacuation.” Mental Health, Vol. 1, pp. 5–10, January 1940.

Holmes F. B. “An Experimental Investigation of a Method of Overcoming Children's Fears.” Child Development, Vol. 7, pp. 6–30, March 1936.

Isaacs S. , Brown S. C. , AND Thotjless R. H. (Eds.) The Cambridge Evacuation Survey. London Methuen, 1941. 235 pp.

Jersild A. T. “Characteristics of Teachers who Are ‘Liked Best’ and ‘Disliked Most’.” Journal of Experimental Education, Vol. 9, pp. 139–151, December 1940.

Jersild A. T. , and Holmes F. B. Children's Fears. Child Development Monographs No. 20. Bureau of Publications, Teachers College, Columbia University, 1935. 356 pp.

John Enid M. “A Study of the Effects of Evacuation and Air-Raids on Children of Preschool Age.” British Journal of Educational Psychology, Vol. n, pp. 173–182, November 1941.

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Our Wartime Guests—Opportunity or Menace? A Psychological Approach to Evacuation. Hodder & Stoughton, Ltd., London, and University Press of Liverpool, 1940.

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Preston Ralph C. Children's Reactions to a Contemporary War Situation. Child Development Monographs No. 28. Bureau of Publications, Teachers College. Columbia University New York, 1942. 96 pp.

Rickman J. “A Discursive Review of Air-Raid: the Technique of Silent Approach, High-Explosive, Panic by John Langdon-Davies. George Routledge & Sons, London, 1938” in British Journal of Psychology, Medical Section, Vol. 17, 361–373, 1938.

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Straker Aymeric , and Thouless Robert H. “The Preliminary Results of Cambridge Survey of Evacuated Children.” British Journal of Educational Psychology, Vol. 10, pp. 97–113, June 1940.

Vernon M. D. “A Study of Some Effects of Evacuation on Adolescent Girls.” British Journal of Educational Psychology, Vol. 10, pp. 114–134, June 1940.

Vernon P. E. “Psychological Effects of Air-Raids.” Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology, Vol. 36, pp. 457–476, October 1941.