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PubMed1982

Fantasy, reality, and the arms race: dilemmas of national security and human survival.

The recent history of the U.S. military build-up is reviewed and its rationale questioned. It is suggested that, as a means of making the nation's citizens more secure, the reliance on nuclear armaments is counterproductive. A shift of economic priorities to better serve the nation's more immediate, pressing, and real needs is urged.

Adaptation, Psychological↗
PubMed1984

The structure of fantasied movement in suicidal children and adolescents.

Guided by the hypothesis that imagining actions is a way of rehearsing actions in the service of effective adaptations to reality, various characteristics of imagined motion, assessed by the Rorschach Test, were compared in hospitalized suicidal and nonsuicidal preadolescents and adolescents, and in public school children. A number of differences were found for example, suicidal children imagined less vigorous motion than distinguished suicidal and nonsuicidal children and preadolescent and adolescent suicidal children. Further, the scale devised to assess imagined motion successfully predicted about 75 percent of the suicidal children. Implications for diagnosis and treatment of suicidal children are discussed.

Adolescent↗