Project on the Soviet Social System
Books
- Strategic psychological and sociological strengths and vulnerabilities of the Soviet social system
- Changes in the occupational role patterns of women in the Soviet Union
- A comparative analysis of the responses to a sentence completion test of a matched sample of Americans and former Russian subjects
- Modal personality and adjustment to the Soviet socio-political system
- Responses of former Soviet citizens to the thematic apperception test (TAT)
- A latent distance scale for attitudes towards personal freedom
- Responses of former Soviet citizens to the "Projective Questions" test
- The Soviet lawyer
- Popular attitudes and behavior under the German occupation 1941-44
- A comparison of the attitudes and experiences of wartime (displaced persons) and postwar (recent defectors) respondents
- The Soviet patient
- Family characteristics of the PPQ sample
- The strengths and weaknesses of the Soviet system
- Social group identification
- Technical report on coding and reliability studies
- [Report submitted to the director, Human Resources Research Institute, Air University, Maxwell Air Force Base]
- Sex differences in attitudes related to occupation
- Psychiatry and law-ways in view of the development of Soviet forensic psychiatry
- Responses by former Soviet citizens to a questionnaire vs. life history interview
- Political activism and social cleavage in the USSR
- Patterns of life experience and attitudes under the Soviet system
- Educational patterns in the Soviet Union
- Differences between men and women in occupational placement and in attitudes toward occupation
- The quantity and adequacy of Soviet urban housing as viewed by former citizens
- Aspects of the German occupation of the Soviet Union
- Memorandum on statistical data on Soviet displaced persons
- Images of class relations among former Soviet citizens
- Psychological patterns of Soviet citizens
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