Titlebook: Cultural Psychology of Coping with Disasters; The Case of an Earth Manfred Zaumseil,Silke Schwarz,Johana E. Prawitasa Book 2014 Springer Sc

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Research Ethics: Between Formal Norms and Intentionsp of the research shared in this article. The chapter closes with suggestions for future research in disaster settings, especially with regard to associated ethical considerations such as concerns about exploiting the suffering and distress of individuals and communities through revisiting past expe

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The Life Conduct Dimension of Coping: Local Wisdom Discourses and Related Life Orientationsthis chapter. Another focus of this chapter is on the relationship between development and coping. An overview is provided of socioculturally specific and valued developmental trajectories, socioculturally adequate understandings of assimilative and accommodative processes, the range of life conduct

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The Religious Dimension of Coping: The Roles of Cosmologies and Religious Practicesgious meaning-making processes in the aftermath of disaster, where survivors sought answers to “how” and “why” the destructive force had unfolded. It continues by discussing the coping resources provided by the belief in divine omnipotence, human fate, the notion of divine lessons, and instantiation

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What Prevents Thinking Like an Economist,d the macro- and meso-context of related postdisaster relief efforts. The last section focuses on the three rural Bantulnese communities which were included in the case study. The authors characterize these rural communities in regard to socioeconomic structures and the damage caused by the 2006 ear