Author: Gao Yulin, Xie Yanning (Editor-in-Chief)
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: This book starts with psychological protection during the SARS crisis, helping readers understand public crisis events, common psychological and behavioral responses to crises, and how to handle and overcome them. In the section, it presents questions and answers accompanied by illustrations to review common questions during the SARS crisis, including the reactions of the general public to "atypical pneumonia," how to respond to the challenges of "atypical pneumonia," and the psychological and protective measures after being quarantined due to infection. In the following two sections, the book combines theory with practical case studies to explain in a simple and accessible way what public crisis events are, what crisis responses people may have when facing public crisis events, and practical and effective methods for handling crises. After the crisis, what crisis responses are expected, and how to live a normal life after the crisis. It is hoped that after reading this book, readers will be able to face public crisis events with a better understanding and successfully overcome them.
Psychological Self-Protection for Sudden Public Crisis Events
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