Frustration-Aggression, (Collection)Freud, (Ego-libidinal)Stress / Disease & Death, Thwarting Goal Attainment (need thwarting), Race Relations, Humiliation in Asymmetric conflict, Shame & Pathology, Pathological Self-esteem regulation, stressful dyadic disputations, Motivation, 'Drive', Adaptations to Stress, (Under Trance,) [as hypnotic behavior.] (et al.)[Note: These categories & listings may overlap; the use of brackets indicate the work is unverified, or unendorsed.]----Dollard, John, Leonard W. Doob, Neal E. Miller, Orval H. Mowrer, and Robert R. Sears. Frustrations and Aggression. New Haven: Institute of human relations, 1939.Branscombe, Nyla R., et al. "The context and content of social identity threat." Social identity: Context, commitment, content (1999): 35-58.Verschuere, Bruno, Gershon Ben-Shakhar, and Ewout Meijer, eds. Memory detection: Theory and application of the Concealed Information Test. Cambridge University Press, 2011.Muzafer, Sherif----Goal:Chess, Stella, and Alexander Thomas. "The importance of nonmotivational behavior patterns in psychiatric diagnosis and treatment." Psychiatric Quarterly 33.2 (1959): 326-334. Begue, Laurent, Jean-Leon Beauvois, et al, "Personality predicts obedience in a Milgram paradigm", Journal of Personality, 2015Burton, Neel, "The Psychology of Humiliation, What is humiliation and can it ever be justified?", Psychology Today, 27 Aug 2014 [Ajzen, Icek, and Thomas J. Madden. "Prediction of goal-directed behavior: Attitudes, intentions, and perceived behavioral control." Journal of experimental social psychology 22.5 (1986): 453-474.]White, Robert W. "A preface to the theory of hypnotism." The Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology 36.4 (1941): 477.[Shorkey, Clayton T., and Salena Bell Crocker. "Frustration theory: a source of unifying concepts for generalist practice." Social Work 26.5 (1981): 374-379.]----Humiliation:McCauley, Clark. "Toward a psychology of humiliation in asymmetric conflict." American Psychologist 72.3 (2017): 255.Davis, Robert H, "THE INTERNATIONAL INFLUENCE PROCESS: HOW RELEVANT IS THE CONTRIBUTION OF PSYCHOLOGISTS", American Psychologist, pp. 236-243; Division 19 American Psychological Association, Sept. 1964, System Development Corp. VA,Boulanger, Ghislaine. "Witnesses to reality: Working psychodynamically with survivors of terror." Psychoanalytic Dialogues 18.5 (2008): 638-657.[dominance behavioral system; DBS,]Thompson, Maritza. The Psychological Impact of Torture and Other Types of Systemic Abuse. Diss. University of Melbourne, Department of Psychology, 2011.Couturier, Don. "The rape of men: Eschewing myths of sexual violence in war." On Politics 6.2 (2012): 1.Reynolds, M. M. "Tame to Torture: Psychosexual Correlations of Sex, Violence and Torture." J Forensic Sci Criminol 2.2 (2014): 203.Sivakumaran, Sandesh. "Sexual violence against men in armed conflict." European journal of international law 18.2 (2007): 253-276.Morton 97 CV 817 et. v. National Medical Enterprises INC, 11 Feb 1999.Fischer, Gottfried, and Norbert F. Gurris. "Grenzverletzungen: Folter und sexuelle Traumatisierung." Praxis der Psychotherapie: ein integratives Lehrbuch für Psychoanalyse und Verhaltenstherapie. Stuttgart: Thieme (1996).----Shame:[Morrison, Andrew P. "Shame, ideal self, and narcissism." Contemporary Psychoanalysis 19.2 (1983): 295-318.]Darius Rejali, Torture & Democracy, pp. 355[Appelbaum, Ann Halsell, and Helen Stein. "The impact of shame on the psychoanalysis of a borderline child." Psychoanalytic Psychology 26.1 (2009): 26.]Brown v. Board 347 US 483 1954, Amicus CuriaeJourard, Sidney M. "Identification, parent-cathexis, and self-esteem." Journal of Consulting Psychology 21.5 (1957): 375. [Fischer, Richard E., and Samuel Juni. "The anal personality: Self-disclosure, negativism, self-esteem, and superego severity." Journal of Personality Assessment 46.1 (1982): 50-58.]Reich, Annie. "Pathologic forms of self-esteem regulation." The psychoanalytic study of the child 15.1 (1960): 215-232.----Thwarting:Rule, Brendan G., and Lynn S. Hewitt. "Effects of thwarting on cardiac response and physical aggression." Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 19.2 (1971): 181.Maslow, Abraham Harold. "A theory of human motivation." Psychological review 50.4 (1943): 370.[Hockey, Dorothy C. "Thwarting the Ventriloquistic Freshman." College English 14.1 (1952): 24-29.]Maslow, Abraham H. "A Dynamic Theory of Human Motivation." (1958).Lazarus, Richard S. "Conflict and adjustment." (1963).Hanft, Frank W. "Thwarting Adoptions." NCL Rev. 19 (1940): 127.Farber, I. E., Harry F. Harlow, and Louis Jolyon West. "Brainwashing, conditioning, and DDD (debility, dependency, and dread)." Sociometry 20.4 (1957): 271-285.----[O'Leary, John, and Fred Wright. "Shame and gender issues in pathological narcissism." Psychoanalytic Psychology 3.4 (1986): 327.][Morrison, Andrew P. "Shame, ideal self, and narcissism." Contemporary Psychoanalysis 19.2 (1983): 295-318.]Jacobson, Edith. "The self and the object world." (1964).----Chandler, Louis A., and Mark D. Shermis. "Assessing behavioral responses to stress." Educational and Psychological Measurement 45.4 (1985): 825-844.Osgood, Charles E., and Evelyn G. Walker. "Motivation and language behavior: a content analysis of suicide notes." The Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology 59.1 (1959): 58.Osgood, Charles E. "An analysis of the cold war mentality." Journal of Social Issues (1961).Estes, William K., and Burrhus F. Skinner. "Some quantitative properties of anxiety." Journal of Experimental Psychology 29.5 (1941): 390.----Stimulus Sampling TheoryStress ModelingMHCHAOSGellhohn, Ernst. "Interruption of behavior, inescapable shock, and experimental neurosis: a neurophysiologic analysis." Conditional Reflex 2.4 (1967): 285-293.Rockefeller Commission, Ernest Gellhorn Memorandum for David Belin, "CIA Activities within the United States," Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library, 8 March 1975. {MHCHAOS} [Source: Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library, Rockefeller Commission, Parallel File, Box 5, Folder, "Assassination Materials (2) A-I (j)."]Sidman, Murray. "Avoidance conditioning with brief shock and no exteroceptive warning signal." Science 118.3058 (1953): 157-158.Spence, K. W., D. F. Haggard, and L. E. Ross. "Intrasubject conditioning as a function of the intensity of the unconditioned stimulus." Science 128.3327 (1958): 774-775.Bruner, Jerome S., and Cecile C. Goodman. "Value and need as organizing factors in perception." The journal of abnormal and social psychology 42.1 (1947): 33.Murray, Henry A. Explorations in Personality. a Clinical and Experimental Study of Fifty Men of College Age, by the Workers at the Harvard Psychological Clinic, Etc. [edited by Henry A. Murray.]. Oxford University Press: New York, 1938. Print.von Haller Gilmer, B. "Functional Factors In Perception." Chest 61.5 (1972): 414.