The permanent volunteer emergency worker: exploring relevant factors in stress coping.

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TextSeries: Occasional paper (Cumberland College of Health Sciences. Disaster Management Studies Centre) ; 3Publication details: Sydney: The Centre, 1990Description: 49p.: illSubject(s):

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"Information on volunteerism and the use of volunteer labor in the disaster context with a view to understanding the variables thought to influence stress coping capacity"

Bibliography: p.41-49

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