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Entries
in Scholarly Reference Works
- Grossman,
D., "Aggression and
Violence," in Oxford Companion to American Military
History, Oxford Press, 2000.
- Grossman,
D., "Evolution of Weaponry,"
in Encyclopedia of Violence, Peace and Conflict, Academic
Press, 2000.
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Grossman, D., & Siddle, B.K., "Psychological
Effects of Combat," in Encyclopedia of Violence, Peace
and Conflict, Academic Press, 2000.
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Murray, K.A., Grossman, D., & Kentridge, R.W.,
"Behavioral Psychology," in Encyclopedia of Violence,
Peace and Conflict, Academic Press, 2000.
- Grossman,
Dave, Two Lessons from Jonesboro: Conducting Critical
Incident Debriefings and the Role of Television in Feeding
the Need for Enemies
Articles in Journals and Periodicals
- Rahman,
M., Grossman, D., & Asken, M., "High
Velocity Human Factors: Factoring the human being into
future police technology" (PDF). PoliceOne.com,
February 5, 2008.
- Grossman,
D., “What Does it Mean to be a Police Officer?” Police
Recruit, Vol. 1, 2007.
- Fairburn,
R., & Grossman, D., “Preparing
for School Attacks.” The Police Marksman, Nov/Dec
2006.
- Grossman,
D., “Preface: Hunting Wolves.” Global Crime,
Vol. 7, Number 3-4, Aug-Nov 2006.
- Grossman,
D., & Christensen, L., “Of
Sheep, Wolves, and Sheepdogs.” Published in:
-South Carolina Trooper, Winter 2006.
-Arkansas Lawman, June 2005.
-Oklahoma Chief to Chief: The Official Publication of
the Oklahoma Chiefs of Police, -Spring/Summer 2005.
-The Coalition: The Official Publication of the National
Narcotics Officers Association Coalition, Spring 2005.
-The Police Marksman, Nov/Dec 2005.
- Grossman,
D., “Life Not Death: ‘Earn It’.”
Integrity Talk: The Official Publication of the International
Association of Ethics Trainers, Summer 2005.
- Grossman,
D., “Justice, Not Vengeance.” Integrity
Talk: The Official Publication of the International Association
of Ethics Trainers, Spring 2005.
- Grossman,
D., & Christensen, L., "The Murder Statistic
is Not aTrue Indication of the Problem." The Firearms
Instructor: The OfficialJournal of the International Association
of Law Enforcement Firearms Instructors, Issue 36/Spring
2004.
- Grossman,
D., & Christensen, L., "Terrorism and Active
Shooters:The Threat of Mass Murder on American Soil."
The Firearms Instructor: The Official Journal of the International
Association of Law Enforcement Firearms Instructors, Issue
35/Winter 2003.
- Grossman,
D., "Islamic Zealots, Corporate
Predators, and the Attack on Democracy: A Moral Perspective
On Our Current State of Affairs." Tuebor: A Publication
of the Michigan
State Police Training Division, Winter, 2003.
- Grossman,
D., & Christensen. L., "In Order to Survive."
Signalman: Journal of the Royal Australian Corps of Signals,
Autumn/Winter, 2003.
- Grossman,
D., & Christensen. L., "Practising to Be Miserable."
Signalman: Journal of the Royal Australian Corps of Signals,
Spring/Summer, 2003.
- Grossman,
D., & Christensen. L., "Looking Forward to It,
and Getting It Over With." Signalman: Journal of
the Royal Australian Corps of Signals, Spring/Summer,
2003.
- Grossman,
D., "Killology." Signalman: Journal of the Royal
Australian Corps of Signals, Spring/Summer, 2002.
- Klinger,
D., & Grossman, D., "Answering Foreign Terrorists on U.S.
Soil." Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy,
Spring 2002.
- Grossman,
D., "Terrorism and Local Police." Law and
Order: The Magazine for Police Management, Dec 2001.
(Reprinted in Ohio Police Chief magazine, Summer
2002.)
- Grossman,
D., "Cops, Kids, Killing and Video Games: The Psychology
of Conflict, the Media's Role in Creating an Explosion
of Violent Crime, and the Implications to Law Enforcement,"
Illinois Law Enforcement Executive Forum, Illinois Law
Enforcement Training and Standards Board, August 2001.
- Grossman,
D., & Siddle, B.K., "Critical
Incident Amnesia: The Physiological Basis and Implications
of memory Loss During Extreme Survival Situations."
The Firearms Instructor: The Official Journal of the
International Association of Law Enforcement Firearms
Instructors, Issue 31/Aug 2001.
- Grossman,
D., "Pulling the Plug on Kids and Violence. Study Confirms
Obvious: Less TV = Less Violence." American Family Association
Journal, Oct 2001.
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Grossman, D., "On Killing
II: The psychological cost of learning to kill." International
Journal of Emergency Mental Health, Summer 2001.
- Strasburger,
V., & Grossman, D, "How Many More Columbines? What Can
Pediatricians Do About School and Media Violence." Pediatric
Annals, 30:2/Feb 2001.
- Grossman,
D., "Teaching Kids to Kill."
National Forum: Journal of the Phi Kappa Phi National
Honor Society, Fall, 2000.
- Grossman,
D., "Human Factors in War: The Psychology and Physiology
of Close Combat." Australian Army Journal, Issue 1/99.
- Grossman,
D., "Trained to Kill:
Are We Conditioning Our Children to Commit Murder?" Christianity
Today, cover story, August 10, 1998. (Received national
writing award, translated and reprinted in periodicals
in eight languages; and reprinted in over a dozen U.S.
and Canadian periodicals, to include: Hinduism Today,
US Catholic, and Saturday Evening Post.)
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Grossman, D., "Cops, Kids, Killing and Video Games: The
Psychology of Conflict, the Media's Role in Creating an
Explosion of Violent Crime, and the Implications to Law
Enforcement," The Law Enforcement Trainer: The Official
Journal of the American Society of Law Enforcement Trainers,
vol. 13, Number 3, May/June 1998.
- Grossman,
D., “Defeating
the Enemy’s Will: The Psychological Foundations
of Maneuver Warfare,” in Maneuver Warfare:
An Anthology, R.D. Hooker (Ed), Presidio Press,
1994.
- Grossman,
D., “Maneuver
Warfare in the Light Infantry: The Rommel Model,” in Maneuver
Warfare: An Anthology, R.D. Hooker (Ed), Presidio
Press, 1994.
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Grossman, D., "Moral Approach Only the Start," Army: Journal
of the Association of the US Army, May 1984.
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