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Sex Roles - Two questionnaire studies in rural Georgia examined how social and spatial density were related to social burden and social support. Results from the first study, which had 116 female... 相似文献
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It is now relatively easy to implement pupillometry in social psychological research. We describe a system in which a Macintosh computer presents visual and auditory stimuli to subjects while monitoring an infrared pupillometer. The computer records information on subject, task, and pupil diameter into a data file for input into standard statistical analysis programs. Pupil diameter is measured continuously while subjects respond to stimuli that last for several seconds or minutes. A demonstration experiment verifies the usefulness of the system. The ability of the Macintosh computer to easily handle visual and auditory stimuli and to record responses lasting a considerable length of time makes the system well suited for studying pupil responses to complex social stimuli. This system is also well suited for the researcher initiating a research program using pupillometry. Ease of operation makes using a large number of subjects feasible. 相似文献
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Masha Y. Ivanova Thomas M. Achenbach Leslie A. Rescorla Lori V. Turner Adelina Ahmeti-Pronaj Alma Au Carmen Avila Maese Monica Bellina J. Carlos Caldas Yi-Chuen Chen Ladislav Csemy Marina M. da Rocha Jeroen Decoster Anca Dobrean Lourdes Ezpeleta Johnny R. J. Fontaine Yasuko Funabiki Halldór S. Guðmundsson Valerie S. Harder Marie Leiner de la Cabada Patrick Leung Jianghong Liu Safia Mahr Sergey Malykh Jelena Srdanovic Maras Jasminka Markovic David M. Ndetei Kyung Ja Oh Jean-Michel Petot Geylan Riad Direnc Sakarya Virginia C. Samaniego Sandra Sebre Mimoza Shahini Edwiges Silvares Roma Simulioniene Elvisa Sokoli Joel B. Talcott Natalia Vazquez Ewa Zasepa 《Journal of psychopathology and behavioral assessment》2015,37(2):171-183
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Abstract The stress, resource, and symptom levels of 241 residents of southern Dade County, Florida were assessed 6 and 30 months after Hurricane Andrew. Percentages meeting study criteria for depression and PTSD did not change over time. Whereas mean levels of intrusion and arousal decreased, depressive symptoms remained stable, and avoidance/numbing symptoms actually increased. Intrusion and arousal were associated more strongly with pre-disaster factors (gender, ethnicity) and within-disaster factors (injury, property loss) than with post-disaster factors (stress, resources), but the reverse was true for depression and avoidance. Changes over time in symptoms were largely explained by changes over time in stress and resources. The findings indicate that ongoing services are needed to supplement the crisis-oriented assistance typically offered to disaster victims. 相似文献
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Jasmin K. Riad Fran H. Norris R. Barry Ruback 《Journal of applied social psychology》1999,29(5):918-934
The complex and somewhat bewildering phenomenon of why people sometimes decide not to evacuate from a dangerous situation is influenced by a combination of individual characteristics and 3 basic social psychological processes: (a) risk perception, (b) social influence, and (c) access to resources. This study used a combined sample of 777 adults interviewed after Hurricanes Hugo and Andrew. Although numerous variables significantly predicted evacuation, much variance in this behavior still remained unexplained. Different population subgroups gave different reasons for not evacuating (e.g., severeness of storm, territoriality). A multifaceted and tailored approach to both individuals and communities is needed; a simple warning is often not enough. 相似文献
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