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Adjustment disorder of conscripts as a military phobia.

Conscription entails many adjustment difficulties for the young soldier. When anxiety is sufficiently severe to impair performance and make discharge a possibility, a brief course of cognitive-behavioral therapy can rapidly restore the soldier to full functioning. This article explains the theoretical basis for such an approach, and describes three cases.