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Mitigation of Posttraumatic Stress Symptoms From Chronic Terror Attacks on Southern Israel
... Journal of Social, Behavioral, and Health Sciences 56 individuals believe they can affect the community. The fulfillment of needs dimension is identified as a reinforcement dimension, which determines the extent to which ...
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Sick-leave and help seeking among rescue workers after the terror attacks in Norway, 2011
... the terror attacks in Norway, the sur- gical capacity was never exceeded in the emergency de- partment, operating rooms or intensive care units, which may have been protective [13, ...
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Identification of subgroups of terror attacks with shared characteristics for the purpose of preventing mass-casualty attacks: a data-mining approach
... The aims of the modeling stage were to (a) classify multi-casualty terror attacks and (b) identify significant patterns leading to multi-casualty terror attacks. To these ends, we chose to use ...
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Responding to mental health needs after terror attacks
... including terror attacks, are a global ...the terror attacks in Oslo and Utøya Island in 2011, survivors, mainly young people, dispersed across the ...
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Media use and insomnia after terror attacks in France
... insomnia symptoms following 2015 terror attacks in Paris France, controlling for location and.. 1878 respondents, selected to represent the national French.[r] ...
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Psychological distress and prejudice following terror attacks in France
... these attacks are of different range and target seemingly different ...random attacks on the streets, with no simple priority for targets, can cause widespread ...to terror attacks is likely ...
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Guardians and Targets: A Routine Activity Approach to Terrorism in Southeast Asia
... terrorist attacks are based on the existence of motivated offenders and of unprotected victims (Hesch & Pedahzur, 2004: ...of terror attacks happening in one sector, targeting certain ...to ...
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Emotions in Argumentative Narration
... As Plantin (2011) explains, when analyzing emotions in a discourse, the analyst risks self-identification and self-confusion with the addressee (pp. 194-196). Checking other discourses pro- duced in the same context and ...
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A quantitative assessment on 26/11 Mumbai attack using social network analysis
... the terror attacks in Mumbai on November 26, 2008, popularly known as 26/11 terror attacks, as per a mathematical technique known as Social Network Analysis ...the attacks were in ...
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Trying to understand the extreme: school children’s narratives of the mass killings in Norway July 22, 2011
... A semistructured interview with open-ended questions was employed to gather the children’s narratives about the terror attacks. The main question asked was: can you tell me about what happened on July 22? ...
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Indo eu cooperation on counter terrorism: Opportunities and challenges
... (2005) terror attacks and Mumbai 26/11 terror attacks (2008) and recent terror attack in Paris and Pathankot, it was apt and the need of the hour for India and EU to bring out a Joint ...
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The political economy of pharmaceutical patents: US sectional interests and the African group at the WTO: a case study in international trade decision making and the possibility for change
... September 11, 2001 Terror Attacks on US Territory Advisory Committee on Trade Policy and Negotiations African Group at the WTO Africa Growth and Opportunity Act US Agricultural Policy Ad[r] ...
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Immigration, integration and terrorism: is there a clash of cultures?
... transnational terror attacks 1997-2002, arranged by perpetrator’s country of origin, that terrorists originating from Muslim, but also from Christian and Hindi countries are more ‘active’ compared to those ...
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Assessing Effects of National Trauma on Adaptive Functioning of Mentally Healthy Adults: An Exploratory Rorschach Study
... or terror attacks have shown that both children and adults who were present at the events would most frequently develop severe stress reactions and psychopathological syndromes (Barenbaum, Ruchkin, & ...
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Epidemiology of Terror-Related Versus Non-Terror-Related Traumatic Injury in Children
... a terror-related injury (Ministry of Health, Department of Health Information, personal com- munication, May 14, ...2003). Terror incidents include shootings into crowds and at passing vehicles or people, ...
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An Inversion of Radical Democracy: The Republic of Virtue in Žižek’s Revolutionary Politics
... need terror (because terror is a symptom of a failure of political will), then why rehabilitate terror? Žižek maintains that for structural reasons revolutionary government needs political ...
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TERROR OVERSEAS: UNDERSTANDING CHINA’S EVOLVING COUNTER-TERROR STRATEGY
... on terror, Chinese diplomacy has consistently criticised the international community’s militarised response to Islamist ...on terror, but occasionally even promoted a narrative that holds the West ...
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Globalization and Terror in Africa
... The increasing scale and scope of underlying terrorist activities can be the result of integration and/or globalization-related features. For example, the attacks in Tunisia have fundamentally targeted tourists ...
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The Boundaries of Terror
... which a certain social : some of the represend examine the ways in ies of race, gender, and e in the form of media eeches,or new forms of 'the contemporary polrross its national terrin w[r] ...
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Language of Terror: how neuroscience influences political speech in the United States
... cases are well established, and the science that underlies each case rigor- ously well researched, the reader may find it challenging to completely detach emotionally and render impartial judgment on the merits of each ...
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