Public Crisis Psychology (SARS Case)

Author: Jing Huabin, Editor-in-Chief
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Features: With the cooling of time, reflections on the SARS event may become more objective and comprehensive. In today's unpredictable modern society, research on such events may hold greater significance as a warning and source of inspiration. This book, from the perspective of public management, focuses on the psychological and behavioral responses of the public under the SARS context. Employing various empirical research methods, it conducts multi-level surveys to explore the socio-cultural-psychological mechanisms of public crisis responses, thereby proposing psychological strategies for public management of social crisis events.
With the cooling of time, reflections on the SARS event may become more objective and comprehensive. In today's unpredictable modern society, research on such events may hold greater significance as a warning and source of inspiration.