Norman F. Dixon
Norman F. Dixon is a British psychologist most noted for his 1976 book On the Psychology of Military Incompetence.[1]
Selected publications
- Dixon, Norman F. (1987). Our Own Worst Enemy. Jonathan Cape.
- Dixon, Norman F. (1976). On the psychology of military incompetence. New York, Basic Books.[2][3][4]
- Dixon, Norman F. (1981). Preconscious processing. Chichester, Wiley
- Dixon, Norman F. (1971). Subliminal perception; the nature of a controversy. London, McGraw-Hill.
See also
References
- ^ Random House: Norman F. Dixon (Accessed April 2014)
- ^ Penner, Donald D. (1981) Book Review: on the Psychology of Military Incompetence.Administrative Science Quarterly. 26.2 : 307-310. Print.
- ^ PJSCP: Book Reviews (1977) British Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology, v16 n3 September: 289-293
- ^ Mileham, Patrick. (2002) On the Psychology of Military Incompetence. Defense and Security Analysis. 18.2: 185-187. Print.
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