Selected bibliography of sensory deprivation and related subjects

Selected bibliography of sensory deprivation and related subjects

by P. Herbert Leiderman, United States. Air Force. Systems Command. Aeronautical Systems Division, Robert Stern

Part of ASD technical report -- 61-259

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This bibliography compiles and classifies the available articles and books relevant to the field of sensory deprivation. The bibliography covers review articles, theoretical publications, anecdotal reports, experimental, clinical, developmental and social accounts, sleep deprivation, vigilance, level of activation and arousal, animal, and physiological studies. American and British publications in this field are reasonably well covered. A search of the literature of other countries did not yield any references specific to sensory deprivation.

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