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Ash, S.M. (1978). Shame in psychotherapy, Unpublished manuscript, Rosemead Graduate
School of Psychology, La Mirada, California.
Ash, S.M. (1983). Cult induced psychopathology: A critical review of presuppositions,
conversion, clinical picture, and treatment. Unpublished doctoral dissertation,
Rosemead School of Psychology, Biola University.
Ash, S.M. (1984). Avoiding the extremes in defining the extremist cult. Cultic Studies
Journal, l(l), 37-62 (a).
Ash, S.M. (1984). A-response to Robbins‘ ‗critique of my extremist cult definition and view
of cult-induced Impairment. Cultic Studies Journal, 1(2), 127-135 (b).
Ash, S.M. (1984). In criticism of est. Cassette tape made at Spiritual Counterfeits Project
(SCP) cult seminar at Ligionier Valley Study Center, PA. Available from SCP,
Berkeley, CA. (c)
Aversa, R. (1976). Psychologist deals with cultic ―brainwash.‖ Los Angeles
Herald Examiner, September 11 (reprinted by Citizens Freedom Foundation, Chula
Vista, C A).
Beahrs, J.0. (1982). Multilevel consciousness of self in hypnosis, psychiatric disorder and
mental health. New York: Brunner/Mazel.
Beckford, J.A. (1978). Through the looking-glass and out the other side: Withdrawal from
Reverend Moon‘s Unification Church. Archives de Sciences Sociales des Religion, 45,
95-116.
Blackwell, 1. (1980). 20th century new religions: Help or hindrance-A guide for mainline
denominations. An unpublished survey summary, Ohio Conference United Church of
Christ.
Buckley, P., &Galanter, M. (1979). Mystical experience, spiritual knowledge, and a
contemporary ecstatic religion. British Journal of Medical Psychology 52 (Pt. 3), 28i-
269.
Burtner, W.K. (1980). Coping with cults: How they work in America. Kansas City, MO:
National Catholic Reporter Publishing Co. Cassette tapes (set of three).
Carr, P. (1981). Cult involvement: Assessing precipitating psychosocial and environmental
variables. Unpublished masters thesis, St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, MN.
CFF (Citizens Freedom Foundation) 1981. CFF News, February 1, p. I 1.
Clark, ].(1977). The effects of religious cults on the mental health and welfare of their
converts. Proceedings of the 95th Congress, Vermont House of Representatives,
November 3, 123(lbl), E6694-E6895.
Clark, J.G. (1978T.-Problems in referral of cult members. Journal of the National Association
of Private Psychiatric Hospitals, 9(4), 27-29.
Clark, J.G. (1979). Journal of the American Medical Association, 242(3), 279-281.
Clark, J.G. (1979). The manipulation of madness. ‗ Neue _Iugend relivionen. M. Muller-
Kupers &F. Specht, eds., (Gottingen), 85-105.
Clark, J.G. Jr., Langone, M.D., Schecter, R.E., &Daly, R.C.B. (1981).‘Destructive cult
conversion: Theory, research, and treatment. Weston, MA: American Family
Foundation.
Conway, F., &Siegelman, J. (1978). Snapping: America‘s epidemic of sudden personality
change, Philadelphia: Lippencott.
Ash, S.M. (1978). Shame in psychotherapy, Unpublished manuscript, Rosemead Graduate
School of Psychology, La Mirada, California.
Ash, S.M. (1983). Cult induced psychopathology: A critical review of presuppositions,
conversion, clinical picture, and treatment. Unpublished doctoral dissertation,
Rosemead School of Psychology, Biola University.
Ash, S.M. (1984). Avoiding the extremes in defining the extremist cult. Cultic Studies
Journal, l(l), 37-62 (a).
Ash, S.M. (1984). A-response to Robbins‘ ‗critique of my extremist cult definition and view
of cult-induced Impairment. Cultic Studies Journal, 1(2), 127-135 (b).
Ash, S.M. (1984). In criticism of est. Cassette tape made at Spiritual Counterfeits Project
(SCP) cult seminar at Ligionier Valley Study Center, PA. Available from SCP,
Berkeley, CA. (c)
Aversa, R. (1976). Psychologist deals with cultic ―brainwash.‖ Los Angeles
Herald Examiner, September 11 (reprinted by Citizens Freedom Foundation, Chula
Vista, C A).
Beahrs, J.0. (1982). Multilevel consciousness of self in hypnosis, psychiatric disorder and
mental health. New York: Brunner/Mazel.
Beckford, J.A. (1978). Through the looking-glass and out the other side: Withdrawal from
Reverend Moon‘s Unification Church. Archives de Sciences Sociales des Religion, 45,
95-116.
Blackwell, 1. (1980). 20th century new religions: Help or hindrance-A guide for mainline
denominations. An unpublished survey summary, Ohio Conference United Church of
Christ.
Buckley, P., &Galanter, M. (1979). Mystical experience, spiritual knowledge, and a
contemporary ecstatic religion. British Journal of Medical Psychology 52 (Pt. 3), 28i-
269.
Burtner, W.K. (1980). Coping with cults: How they work in America. Kansas City, MO:
National Catholic Reporter Publishing Co. Cassette tapes (set of three).
Carr, P. (1981). Cult involvement: Assessing precipitating psychosocial and environmental
variables. Unpublished masters thesis, St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, MN.
CFF (Citizens Freedom Foundation) 1981. CFF News, February 1, p. I 1.
Clark, ].(1977). The effects of religious cults on the mental health and welfare of their
converts. Proceedings of the 95th Congress, Vermont House of Representatives,
November 3, 123(lbl), E6694-E6895.
Clark, J.G. (1978T.-Problems in referral of cult members. Journal of the National Association
of Private Psychiatric Hospitals, 9(4), 27-29.
Clark, J.G. (1979). Journal of the American Medical Association, 242(3), 279-281.
Clark, J.G. (1979). The manipulation of madness. ‗ Neue _Iugend relivionen. M. Muller-
Kupers &F. Specht, eds., (Gottingen), 85-105.
Clark, J.G. Jr., Langone, M.D., Schecter, R.E., &Daly, R.C.B. (1981).‘Destructive cult
conversion: Theory, research, and treatment. Weston, MA: American Family
Foundation.
Conway, F., &Siegelman, J. (1978). Snapping: America‘s epidemic of sudden personality
change, Philadelphia: Lippencott.
