Cultic Studies Review (International Cultic Studies Association)

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EDITORIAL BOARD:

Editor:

Langone, Michael D.

PUBLISHER:

International Cultic Studies Association (Bonita Springs, FL)

START/END YEAR:

2002 - Present

PUB TYPE:

Journal/Periodical/Series (Peer reviewed, 4 item(s) per year) ISSN: 1539-0152

SUBJECT(S):

cults, new religious movements, thought reform, psychology of social influence, brainwashing, mind control, extremism, totalistic groups

DISCIPLINE:

Psychology

LC NUMBER:

None

HTTP:

http://www.culticstudiesreview.org

LANGUAGE:

English

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PUB ID:

103-421-165 (Last edited on 2005/11/12 12:43:06 US/Mountain)

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EDITORIAL STATEMENT:
Cultic Studies Review seeks to advance the understanding of cultic processes and their relation to society, including broad social and cultural implications as well as effects on individuals and families. The term "cultic processes" refers to manipulative forms of social influence observed most conspicuously, though not exclusively, in certain extremist groups, and is directly related to the research traditions of thought reform and the psychology of social influence.

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