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Additional Readings
Additional books and articles that you may find helpful include:
Andersen, S. M. &Zimbardo, P G. (1984). On Resisting Social Influence. Cultic
Studies Journal. 1(2),196-219.
Andres, R. &Lane, J. R. (Eds.). (1988). Cults and Consequences: The Definitive
Handbook. CA: The Jewish Federation Council of Los Angeles.
Blass, E. M. (Ed). (1988). Handbook of Behavioral Neurobiology. Volume 9, NY:
Plenum.
Blood, L. (1984). Shepherding/Discipleship: Theology and Practice of Absolute
Obedience. Cultic Studies Journal. 2(2), 235-245.
Boulette, T. R. &Andersen, S. (1986). "Mind Control" and the Battering of
Women. Cultic Studies Journal. 3(1), 25-35.
Bussell, H. (1985). Why Evangelicals are Vulnerable to Cults. Cultic Studies
Journal. 2(2),259-266.
Cannetti, E. (1984). Crowds and Power. NY: Continuum Publishing Co.
Crawley, K., Paulina, D. &White, R. W. (1990). Reintegration of Exiting Cult
Members with their Families: A Brief Intervention Model. Cultic Studies Journal.
7(l),26-40.
De Waal, F (1984). Chimpanzee Politics. Narper Colophon, NY.
Dreman, D. (1979). Contrarian Investment Strategy. NY: Random House.
Dubrow-Eichel, S. K. (1989). Deprogramming: A Case Study. Cultic Studies
Journal. 6(2),1-117.
Dubrow-Eichel, S. K. &Dubrow-Eichel, L. (1988). Trouble in Paradise: Some
Observations on Psychotherapy with New Agers. Cultic Studies Journal.
5(2),177-192.
Durden-Smith, J. &deSimone, D.(1983). Sex and the Brain. NY: Warner Books.
Edwards, C. (1979). Crazy for God. NJ: Prentice-Hall.
Fellows, R. C. (1987/88). Creating the Illusion of Mind Reading in a Self-
Transformation Training. Cultic Studies Journal. 4(2)/5(1), 44-58.
Galanti, G. A. (1984). Brainwashing and the Moonies. Cultic Studies Journal.
1(1), 27-36.
Goldberg L. &Goldberg, W. (1989). Family Responses to a Young
Adult's Cult Membership and Return. Cultic Studies Journal. 6(1), 86-100.
Goldberg L. &Goldberg, W. (1988). Psychotherapy with Ex-Cultists:
Four Case Studies and Commentary. Cultic Studies Journal. 5(2), 193-210.
Additional Readings
Additional books and articles that you may find helpful include:
Andersen, S. M. &Zimbardo, P G. (1984). On Resisting Social Influence. Cultic
Studies Journal. 1(2),196-219.
Andres, R. &Lane, J. R. (Eds.). (1988). Cults and Consequences: The Definitive
Handbook. CA: The Jewish Federation Council of Los Angeles.
Blass, E. M. (Ed). (1988). Handbook of Behavioral Neurobiology. Volume 9, NY:
Plenum.
Blood, L. (1984). Shepherding/Discipleship: Theology and Practice of Absolute
Obedience. Cultic Studies Journal. 2(2), 235-245.
Boulette, T. R. &Andersen, S. (1986). "Mind Control" and the Battering of
Women. Cultic Studies Journal. 3(1), 25-35.
Bussell, H. (1985). Why Evangelicals are Vulnerable to Cults. Cultic Studies
Journal. 2(2),259-266.
Cannetti, E. (1984). Crowds and Power. NY: Continuum Publishing Co.
Crawley, K., Paulina, D. &White, R. W. (1990). Reintegration of Exiting Cult
Members with their Families: A Brief Intervention Model. Cultic Studies Journal.
7(l),26-40.
De Waal, F (1984). Chimpanzee Politics. Narper Colophon, NY.
Dreman, D. (1979). Contrarian Investment Strategy. NY: Random House.
Dubrow-Eichel, S. K. (1989). Deprogramming: A Case Study. Cultic Studies
Journal. 6(2),1-117.
Dubrow-Eichel, S. K. &Dubrow-Eichel, L. (1988). Trouble in Paradise: Some
Observations on Psychotherapy with New Agers. Cultic Studies Journal.
5(2),177-192.
Durden-Smith, J. &deSimone, D.(1983). Sex and the Brain. NY: Warner Books.
Edwards, C. (1979). Crazy for God. NJ: Prentice-Hall.
Fellows, R. C. (1987/88). Creating the Illusion of Mind Reading in a Self-
Transformation Training. Cultic Studies Journal. 4(2)/5(1), 44-58.
Galanti, G. A. (1984). Brainwashing and the Moonies. Cultic Studies Journal.
1(1), 27-36.
Goldberg L. &Goldberg, W. (1989). Family Responses to a Young
Adult's Cult Membership and Return. Cultic Studies Journal. 6(1), 86-100.
Goldberg L. &Goldberg, W. (1988). Psychotherapy with Ex-Cultists:
Four Case Studies and Commentary. Cultic Studies Journal. 5(2), 193-210.
