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Psychology and Disasters - A Special Issue
New Zealand Journal of Psychology, 40, No. 4, 2011
Link: http://www.psychology.org.nz/cms_show_download.php?id=1474
Table of Contents:
Foreword
John Fitzgerald, Editor-in-Chief
The Context in which We Examine Disasters in New Zealand: An Editorial
Frank O’Connor, David M. Johnston, Ian M. Evans
PEER-REVIEWED ARTICLES
New Zealanders’ Judgments of Earthquake Risk Before and After the Canterbury Earthquake: Do they Relate to Preparedness?
John McClure, Celine Wills, David Johnston, Claudia Recker
Responding to the Psychological Consequences of Disaster: Lessons for New Zealand from the Aftermath of the Georgian-Russian conflict in 2008
Barry S. Parsonson, Jane-Mary Castelfranc-Allen
Community Engagement Post-Disaster: Case Studies of the 2006 Matata Debris Flow and 2010 Darfield Earthquake, New Zealand
Susan Collins, Bruce Glavovic, Sarb Johal, David Johnston
Psychosocial Recovery from Disasters: A Framework Informed by Evidence
Maureen F. Mooney, Douglas Paton, Ian de Terte, Sarb Johal, A. Nuray Karanci, Dianne Gardner, Susan Collins, Bruce Glavovic, Thomas J. Huggins, Lucy Johnston, Ron Chambers, David M. Johnston
The Communication of Uncertain Scientific Advice During Natural Hazard Events
Emma E. H. Doyle, David M. Johnston, John McClure, Douglas Paton
Post-Earthquake Psychological Functioning in Adults with Attention-Deficit / Hyperactivity Disorder: Positive Effects of Micronutrients on Resilience
Julia J. Rucklidge, Neville M. Blampied
After the Earthquakes: Immediate Post-Disaster Work with Children and Families
Richard Sawrey, Charles Waldegrave, Taimalieutu Kiwi Tamasese, Allister Bush
Organisational and Cultural Factors that Promote Coping: With Reference to Haiti and Christchurch
John Fawcett
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS
An Overview of the Canterbury District Health Board Mental Health Service’s Response to the 2010 - 2011 Canterbury Earthquakes
Ron Chambers, Rose Henderson
Promoting Recovery and Building Resilience for Individuals and Communities
Eileen Britt, Martin Dorahy, Janet Carter, Petra Hoggath, Ainslee Coates, Marie Meyer, Katharina Naswall
NZ Defence Force Response to the Christchurch Earthquake of February 2011
Geoff Sutton, Marty Fourie
People, Places and Shifting Paradigms – when ‘South Island’ Stoicism isn’t Enough
Shelley Dean
Principles guiding Practice and Responses to Recent Community Disasters in New Zealand
Rose Brown
Provision of Support to Schools and Early Childhood Services after the Pike River Disaster
Patrick McEntyre
The Education Welfare Response Immediately Following the February 2011 Earthquake
Bill Gilmore, Candice Larson
Long Term Support in Schools and Early Childhood Services after February 2011
Shelley Dean
Lubricating Civic Reconstruction: Reducing Losses due to Inter-Organisational Friction
Frank O'Connor
For Better or for Worse: How Initial Support Provision Adapted to Needs
Jonathan Black, Jay McLean
How Communities in Christchurch Have Been Coping with Their Earthquake
Libby Gawith
Living with Volcanic Risk: The Consequences of, and Response to, Ongoing Volcanic Ashfall from a Social Infrastructure Systems Perspective on Montserrat
Victoria Sword-Daniels
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