Out of the frying pan into the fire: behavioral reactions to terrorist attacks.

Challenges of recovery in medium-term residential centers (camps)

  Background :Addiction is a global problem for which effective treatment is crucial. Stopping the consumption of abused substances in a camp is a strong predictor of the success for the recovery process. The present study employed a qualitative approach to explore the camp recovery experiences in individuals with substance addictions.   Methods : The research conducted in Iran’s northern citie...

Relationship between Perceived Impact of Terrorist Attacks, Resilience, and Religious Beliefs on death anxiety among Student in Islamabad

Objectives: The present research was carried out to explore the perceived impact of terrorist attacks in terms of dread, lack of control and extent of exposure in death anxiety. It was also intended to explore the moderating effect of resilient attributes, and religious beliefs were investigated. Methods: Sample consisted of 359 students (directly perceived =159, and in-directly perceived =20...

[From the frying pan into the fire].

From the Frying Pan Into the Fire (and Back Again): Adventures in Subject-Based, Credit Instruction

Social categorization and fear reactions to the September 11th terrorist attacks.

Two experiments were run in The Netherlands and Belgium 1 week after the terrorist attacks against the World Trade Center in New York on September 11, 2001. The aim was to investigate whether social categorization affected emotional reactions, behavioral tendencies, and actual behaviors. Results showed that focusing participants' attention on an identity that included American victims into a co...