A SUMMARY OF RESEARCH ON REACTIONS OF CHILDREN TO NUCLEAR WAR.

Press reports and anecdotal accounts remind us from time to time that nuclear war threats and the continuing cold war situation must be producing deep emotional reactions in our children. Systematic investigations with groups of different ages do not substantiate this as a general reaction. Negative results may be due to methodological errors.

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