Titlebook: Assisting Young Children Caught in Disasters; Multidisciplinary Pe Judit Szente Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG 2018 researc

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“Hope is in Our Hands:” Impacts of the Slave Lake Wildfires in Alberta, Canada on Childrenin assessing the impacts on humans, there is limited information about the impacts on children. This chapter is based upon research after the devastating 2011 wildfires in a rural area of western Canada where the entire population was evacuated, homes and businesses were lost, and the communities un

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Literature as Support: Using Picturebooks to Assist Young Children in Coping with Natural Disasters ality picturebooks offer an accessible, developmentally appropriate support for young learners who experience different forms of crises in their worlds. This chapter offers a rationale for using literature to support children during trying times and includes an annotated bibliography of quality pict

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Formal Verification of Security Protocolsmily disruption related to deployment, economic expenditures supporting political violence, media exposure, fear and anxiety related to possible attacks, and distrust and dehumanization of “the other” related to enemy images..Exposed children can experience negative physical and mental health outcom

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Conclusions and Recommendations,g in the disaster zones suffered adverse psychosocial effects. Radiation disasters are associated with considerable psychosocial burden for affected individuals especially young children. Some of the more prevalent problems include anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder, and psychosomatic complaint

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Lecture Notes in Computer Sciencee early 1980s and has had negative impacts on different segments of the population. The purpose of this chapter is to highlight the impacts of the pandemic on young children, particularly those aged eight and below, and identify interventions that have been shown to be efficacious in terms of the so

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Marco Carbone,Nobuko Yoshida,Kohei Honda families to a life of stressors ranging from food insecurity to transient living in which there is frequent moving from one neighborhood to the next. Additionally, violence, family turmoil, homelessness, separation, noise, and crowding often accompany poverty. The purpose of this chapter is to expl