By Hans H. Toch

Audio-Visual Communications Review Volume 8, Number 1, Winter 1960

By Hans Toch.

The American Journal Of Psychology September 1956, Vol. 69, No. ,3 pp. 345-358

By Hans Toch. Perceptual and Motor Skills. 1963, 16, 621-628.

By Malcolm S. Maclean, Jr. • Hans H. Toch. Audio-Visual Communication Review Volume 7, Number 2, Spring 1959. 11p.

By Hans Toch and Malcolm S. MacLean, Jr.. Audio-Visual Communication Review. September-October 1962 Vol. 10, No. 5.

By Hans Toch. The material in this brochure is taken from the forthcoming volume The Social Psychology Of Social Movements, by Hans Toch.NY. The Bobbs-Merrill. 1965.

By Donald Reynolds And Hans Toch. The Journal of Social Psychology, 1965, 66, 127-133.

Review by Hans Toch. Contemporary Psychology. 1957. 1p.

By Hans Roch. Etc.: A Review Of General Semantics Voi. XII, NO. 4. 6p.

By Hans H. Toch Michigan State University. The American Journal Of Psychology. December, 1962, Vol. 75, No. 4 pp. 605-611.

By Hans Toch. Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1960, 1, 31-34. 1960. 4p.

By Hans H. Toch And Richard Schulte. Brit. J. Psychol. (1961), 52, 4, pp. 389-393.

By Paul S. D. Berg And Hans H. Toch

Journal Of Criminal Law, Criminology And Police Science Vol. 55, No. ? June, 1964. 5p.

By Robert T. Anderson and Hans H. Toch, with James A. Clarke and James J. Mulin. Religious Education, November-December (1964)

Terrence Gorski, Hans Toch, Yossef Ben-Porath, Kevin Morelano. June 9-11. Kansas City, Missouri. (1993) 161 pages.

“Probably the majority of educated nAmericans have in some degree become victims of the hippie hangup…” The Nation. December 4 (1967). 32 pages

“This stance was not lost on informants, who invented accounts for his edification…” Contemporary Psychology. Vo. 35. No. 6 (1990) 1 page.

“There are striking parallels between the procedures relied on by medieval inquisitors in persecuting witches and those used by American prison administrators in “classification” proceedings through which gang members ae indefinitely sequestered based on evidence of gang affiliation…” Criminal Justied and Behavior. Vol. 12, No. 2, February (2007) 16 pages.

Review of Commitment and Charisma in the Revolutionary Process. “We need the Weberian flair for the essential, its soul, its unlimited reach…” Contemporary Psychology, Vol. 20, No. 9 (1975).

Mentally Ill. “….a passionate book tracing the problem of the homeless mentally ill. Unfortunately, the book is also angry…” Society. January/February (1990) 2 pages.