Psychological disorders in flying personnel of the Royal Air Force : investigated during the war 1939-1945 / Air Ministry.

Date:
1947
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Credit: Psychological disorders in flying personnel of the Royal Air Force : investigated during the war 1939-1945 / Air Ministry. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    lll Contents—conid. Chapter XVI—Assessment of temperament in connection with selection of air crews: the psychiatric method employed, by Airy Vice-Marshal Siw Charles P. Symonds and Wing Commander Denis J. Williams Appendix to peo XVI.—Note on the observers’ eS of their method : : XVII—Probability of return to full flying of men who have broken down under the strain of operational duties, by Aiv Vice-Marshal Siy Charles P. Symonds and Wing Commander Dents J. Williams . Bee XVITI—Prognosis for a return to full flying duties after ee Aenea pS disorder, by Squadron Leader D. D. Reid XIX—Some measures of the effect of operational stress on bomber crews, by Squadron Leadey D. D. Reid XX—Episodes of unconsciousness, confusion and amnesia while alae by Wing Commander Denis fa Williams XXI—Psychological aspects of air8ickness, by Aiy Vice-Marshal Siy Charles P. Symonds and Wing Commander Denis J. Williams XXII—Reliability of psychiatric opinion in the Royal Air Force, by Professor A. Bradford Hill and Wing Commander Denis J. Williams XXITI—Fluctuations in navigator performance during operational sorties, by Squadron Leader D. D. Reid : Glossary Index Page 205-— 224 225-— 229 230- 233 234— 244 245- 258 259— 281 282— 307 308— 320 321- 331 332- 333 334- 343