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Alexander, Susan, Ed. – 1984
Provided in this bibliography is a listing of nuclear education books and resource materials. Entries (most of which are annotated) are presented under these headings: action; arms control and negotiations; arms race; the arts; atomic energy; atomic testing; bibliographies; civil defense; conference proceedings; conflict solving; conversion;…
Descriptors: Books, Disarmament, Elementary Secondary Education, Global Approach
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Jones, Elizabeth A.; Borgers, Sherry – Elementary School Guidance and Counseling, 1988
Examined fears of fifth grade students and ways in which their parents perceived the fears. Responses from 66 students and 47 parents suggest that children have more fears than parents think they have. Children reported concerns over accidents, nuclear war, and death, while parents expected children to have more fears about scary movies, the dark,…
Descriptors: Accidents, Childhood Attitudes, Congruence (Psychology), Death
Koster, Fran – 1978
The document reviews recent literature on warning processes, evaluates the effectiveness of warnings in changing public policy and personal behavior, and applies warning literature to specific problem areas. Warning is interpreted to include a statement of the problem and a proposed course of action. The document is presented in six parts. Part…
Descriptors: Accidents, Behavioral Science Research, Case Studies, Chemical Industry
Newcombe, Alan, Ed. – Peace Research Reviews, 1984
Two volumes designed to increase awareness of accidental nuclear war dangers are presented. The first of 5 sections in volume I proposes that although accidental war is preventable, the current arms race and secrecy about accidents and false alarms increase the possibility of an accidental war. Section 2 posits that decreased decision-making time…
Descriptors: Accident Prevention, Alarm Systems, Futures (of Society), Military Science
Grover, Herbert D. – Georgia Social Science Journal, 1985
The ecological consequences of nuclear war are discussed. Ultimately, the solution to the nuclear dilemma lies in education. We must come to thoroughly understand the odds we face and must gain control of our destiny from accidents of technological origin as well as from misguided action by any government. (RM)
Descriptors: Ecological Factors, Ecology, Educational Needs, Elementary Secondary Education
American Psychiatric Association, Washington, DC. – 1981
This is the report of a task force formed to bring psychological understanding to bear on the various aspects of the development of nuclear arms and nuclear energy and the threat they pose to human physical, mental, and emotional health. The first of seven articles considers the sociopsychological aspects of the nuclear arms race. Other articles…
Descriptors: Child Psychology, Child Welfare, Emotional Adjustment, Emotional Disturbances
Lantieri, Linda; And Others – 1987
This document is designed to provide students with an opportunity to share feelings and clarify their own values given the facts about nuclear technology. Using this short curriculum, students should be able to: (1) explore their associations with nuclear issues; (2) analyze guidelines for conflict resolution in personal situations; (3) analyze…
Descriptors: Conflict Resolution, Curriculum Development, Elementary Secondary Education, Global Approach
Far West Lab. for Educational Research and Development, San Francisco, CA. – 1972
Disaster is a fact of life. More than 68 disasters occur every day in the United States. These catastrophes range from hurricanes, tornadoes and earthquakes to train wrecks and neighborhood fires. All people face these and many other kinds of disasters, both natural and man-made. Air and water pollution, industrial accidents, and the possibility…
Descriptors: Civil Defense, Community Action, Elementary Secondary Education, Emergency Programs