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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Unit cohesion"”.
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Unit cohesion and the Navy: does cohesion affect performance?
This study was undertaken to discover whether unit cohesion is systematically related to unit effectiveness in a Navy context. To this end, correlation analysis was conducted on personnel turnover rates and several measure of effectiveness (MOE) variables from various tests and inspections on ships …
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Predictors of post-deployment mental healthcare utilization among active duty Marines
… beliefs about treatment), facilitating factors (unit cohesion and post-deployment social support) and mental health service utilization. Data were collected from 447 active duty U.S. Marines one week, three months, and six months following return from Afghanistan. A four-stage analytic approach …
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Combat Reconsidered: A Statistical Analysis of Small-Unit Actions During the American Civil War
… by such non-physical combat conditions as unit cohesion, leadership, morale, and emotional stress. Few authors argue that combat's mental influences were more significant in determining success or failure than the physical features of the battlefield. Statistical analysis of the 465 …
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The Forgotten Boys of the Ninth Corps: Reappraising the Combat Performance of the 31st Maine and 17th Vermont Volunteer Infantry Regiments
… and 31st maintained moderate to high levels of unit cohesion, showed determination to accomplish battlefield objectives, and sustained heavy casualties in the process. This project justifies a reappraisal of the later arrivals, a population of approximately 820,000 white men who donned the …
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The Effects of Mental Illness on Trust Between Military Veterans
… Questionnaire, the Combat Exposure Scale, The Unit Cohesion Scale, and the Trust in Teams Scale. Participants were randomized into three groups. Each of the three groups read a different scenario depicting a service member. Results of this study do not support the existence of a measureable …
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Regime legitimacy and military resilience : lessons from World War II and Yugoslavia
… than in previous forms of warfare. Resilient units do not disintegrate through desertion, and furthermore commit themselves actively under fire. In arguing that legitimacy matters, this thesis revives a debate between two theories of military resilience. The first school, which comes out of …
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Individual- and Unit-Level Coping Among Combat Veterans Subject to Army Force Stabilization System Personnel Policy
… employed to explore the moderation effects of unit stabilization on post-deployment coping among Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) veterans. Based on survey data collected on 3,832 U.S. Army soldiers belonging to 55 companies, unit-level variables were constructed and subsequent analysis was …
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What happens to the mental health of United Kingdom personnel when they return home from Afghanistan?
Introduction: The rates of mental illness in United Kingdom military personnel have largely been stable since operations began in Iraq in 2003. However data is often gathered at one time point so cannot measure change over time and the one longitudinal study (Fear et al., 2010) which has examined …