The Social and psychological consequences of a natural disaster : a longitudinal study of Hurricane Audrey.

By:

Bates, F. L [et al.]

Contributor(s):

National Research Council (U.S.)

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: ENG Series: Disaster Study Number ; 18Publication details: 1963Description: 190 p. : illReport number: CommercialSubject(s):

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Includes bibliographical references

Theoretical and methodological background; Warning, impact and rescue; Rehabilitation and recovery; Role stresses associated with rehabilitation; Mental health effects of Hurricane Audrey; Social change in response to Hurricane Audrey; Civil defense in Hurricanes Audrey and Carla; Conclusions and recommendations for future research

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