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THOMAS, JEFFREY L (2) answer(s).
 
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Islam in Russia: the politics of identity and security / Hunter, Shireen T; Thomas, Jeffrey L; Melikishvili, Alexander 2004  Book
Melikishvili, Alexander Book
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Publication Armonk, M E Sharpe, 2004.
Description xxiv, 566p.Pbk
Standard Number 0765612836
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Mental Health and Stress Among Army Civilians, Spouses, and Soldiers in a Closing Military Community / Thomas, Jeffrey L   Journal Article
Thomas, Jeffrey L Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract When military community closure occurs, it can be challenging for service members and the surrounding community. Given that services and social networks disappear; this is particularly salient in overseas locations. Few studies have systematically assessed the impact of base closure on military community members. In the present study, 743 soldiers, 114 Army civilian employees, and 54 military spouses living in two closing U.S. military communities in Germany were surveyed about transformation stressors, mental health, and factors associated with better adjustment such as individual coping, leadership behaviors, and community cohesion. While individual coping was associated with fewer sleep problems, and individual coping and leadership were associated with less psychological distress, community cohesion generally overrode these effects in the final step of regression models. Thus, while coping and leadership are important, community connection appears to confer benefits to the affected individuals even in the context of base closure.
Key Words Germany  Stress  Military Spouses  Mental Health  Military Communities  Drawdown 
DA Civilians 
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