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atrocity-producing situation: a standalone construct

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atrocity-producingsituation1 CONSTRUCTAtrocity-producingLIFTON · MILITARY PSYCHOLOGY

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Military psychology

a war setting so structured, militarily and psychologically, that ordinary people are drawn into committing atrocities.

In military psychology, atrocity-producing situation refers to a war setting so structured, militarily and psychologically, that ordinary people are drawn into committing atrocities. This meaning comes from Lifton (1973) in Home from the war.[1]

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  1. Lifton, R. J., & Lifton (1973). Home from the war. Simon & Schuster. ISBN 9780465030514

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