The Causes and Behavioral Consequences of Disasters

1. Understanding Disasters
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2. Broadening Our Conception of Disasters and Their Consequences
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3. The Missing Role of Context: A Conceptual Model
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4. The Continuum of Vulnerabilities and Capacities
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5. Vulnerabilities and Capacities: Venezuela Floods and Mudslides – December 14–16, 1999
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6. Intermittent Stressors and Protectors: Modifiers of Disaster
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7. Intermittent Stressors: New York City Subway Fire – December 28, 1990
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8. Intermittent Protectors: Cuzco, Peru Earthquake – May 21, 1950
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9. A Conceptual Model for Understanding Population Behavior After Disasters
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10. Stage One: Group Preservation
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11. Stage One: Group Preservation Australia Cyclone Rona – February 11–13, 1999
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12. Stage Two: Population Preservation and Altruism
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13. Stage Two: Population Preservation and Altruism Tajikistan Typhoid Epidemic – September to November 2003
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14. Stage Three: Internalizing
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15. Stage Three: Internalizing Jefferson County, Colorado US Columbine High School Shooting – April 20, 1999
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16. Stage Four: Externalizing
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17. Stage Four: Externalizing Oklahoma City, OK, US Bombing – April 19, 1995
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18. Stage Five: Renormalization
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19. Stage Five: Renormalization South Africa Traffic Accidents – December 23, 1998 and September 22, 1999
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20. Two Models, One Disaster New York City Terrorist Attacks on the World Trade Center – September 11, 2001
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21. Disasters from a Public Health Perspective
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Keywords: Medicine & Public Health, Public Health/Gesundheitswesen