Modeling the Psychosocial Effects of Terror or Natural Disasters for Response Preparation

Modeling the Psychosocial Effects of Terror or Natural Disasters for Response Preparation

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• The Journal of Defense Modeling and Simulation: Applications, Methodology, Technology [ 1548-5129 ] ; 2007-10.

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  • Actual disaster events, Adverse childhood experiences study, Algebraic equations, American journal, Anxiety behavior, Average influence rate, Behavioral reactions, Behavioral responses, Bold line, Child psychology, Collective anxiety, Common responses, Compromise response efforts, Damages, Death toll, Different levels, Differential dynamics, Disaster, Disaster event, Disaster victims, Disease control, Disease outbreaks, Dollar costs, Economic impacts, Emotional exhaustion, Empirical data, First step, Foreign affairs, General population, Health care workers, Healthcare crisis, High states, Historical data, Homeland security, Hong kong, Imminent threats, Infectious disease, Infectious diseases, Initial conditions, Intervention efforts, Inverse laplace, Laplace, Mathematical modeling, Mathematical models, Minuscule number, Model system, Modeling, National research council, Natural disaster, Natural disasters, Natural hazards, Negative consequences, Normal productivity, Normal state, Oklahoma city bombing, Outbreak, People move, Person experiences, Personal experiences, Pexpi, Policy interventions, Potential effects, Proposal model, Psychiatric disorders, Psychological consequences, Psychological damage, Psychological damages, Psychological distress, Psychological effects, Psychological impact, Psychological impacts, Psychosocial, Psychosocial consequences, Psychosocial damage, Psychosocial damages, Psychosocial effects, Ptsd, Public health, Quantitative study, Radio listeners, Rational decisions, Resource allocations, Respiratory syndrome, Response efforts, Response preparation, Sars, Sars outbreak, Severe state, Social dynamics, Social influence, Social problems, Social productivity, Solution development, Stress disorder, Such impacts, Survey results, Target population, Terrorist attack, Terrorist attacks, Transition rates, Traumatic stress, Unexpected disaster, Unit measurement, Unit time, Various degrees, Wide range, Work performance, York times.

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• https://api.istex.fr/ark:/67375/M70-8LFF91BF-T/fulltext.pdf

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