An Eriksonian and Evaluative Investigation of the Effects of Video Testimonials Upon Jewish Survivors of the Holocaust
Los Angeles: International College, 1986. First edition. Spiral Bound. Quarto. XV, 255 leaves. Original spiral bound mylar and paper covers. Scarce and fascinating study assessing the degree to which Holocaust survivors have dealt successfully with the eight psychosocial crises thought by Erikson (1959) to mark important stages in life-span development. In Study 1, 50 autobiographical interviews of survivors videotaped 30-50 years after the war were subjected to thematic content analysis. Relevant passages were coded as representing either a favorable or an unfavorable outcome. Some age wear on binding with front cover creased and partly detached. The first 3 leafs are partly detached. Ex library copy with library sticker on front cover and at bottom of spine. Library stamp at rear of last page. Binding in overall fair, interior in good to very good condition. g. Item #25106
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