Family system adjustment and adaptive reconstruction of social reality among the 1995 earthquake survivors / Shigeo Tatsuki and Haruo Hayashi.

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Subject: The 1995 Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake resulted in immense imbalances among and within natural ecosystems, the built environment, and human systems. The current study examined the relationship among familial adjustment, adaptive construction of social reality, and recovery of built environment. A random sample mail survey was conducted on 3,300 earthquake victims and 993 questionnaires were returned. The survey questionnaire included four scales

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Reprinted from: International journal of Japanese sociology,no. 9, 2000, pp. 81-110

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Includes bibliography (p. 108-110)

The 1995 Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake resulted in immense imbalances among and within natural ecosystems, the built environment, and human systems. The current study examined the relationship among familial adjustment, adaptive construction of social reality, and recovery of built environment. A random sample mail survey was conducted on 3,300 earthquake victims and 993 questionnaires were returned. The survey questionnaire included four scales

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