All about product
Specification
Reviews
Questions
What happens to the human body under the influence of stress in conditions of deadly conflict? And what about the nervous system, heart, breathing, vision and hearing, memory? What do modern soldiers need in order to avoid nervous exhaustion and continue the fight to survive and win?
These and other questions that arise before combatants and law enforcement officers are answered by the authors of this book: Lieutenant Colonel Dave Grossman, a former US Army Ranger, a professor of psychology at West Point, and Lauren Christensen, an experienced police officer, a veteran of the Vietnam War.
The reader learns about the psychological evolution of combat; about the development of techniques that contribute to the effectiveness of military personnel and their psychological endurance and help them emerge from the toxic environment of deadly combat strengthened in body and spirit.
The book is included in the list of recommended literature at the US Military Academy and the FBI Academy.
There are no reviews for this product, be the first to leave your review.
No questions about this product, be the first and ask your question.
