Vol. 2, Issue 4, 2021 | Published by Crisis, Stress, and Human Resilience: An International Journal

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Volume 2, issue number 4, is thin in comparison to previous issues, and yet the three articles presented here provide invaluable research and crucial information to the issue of stress in the world.

We are grateful to the authors for providing us such valuable information regarding stress and how it is addressed. These articles inform us about stress in various parts of the the world and the impact it has on each of us, regardless of location.

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Volume 2, issue number 4, is thin in comparison to previous issues, and yet the three articles presented here provide invaluable research and crucial information to the issue of stress in the world.

Editorial
Editorial Column
Victor Welzant
The articles presented here, volume 2, issue 4, provide invaluable research and crucial information to the issue of stress throughout the world.
Original research
(IM)MOBILITY AND INJUSTICE: THE CONSEQUENCES OF SLOW-ONSET CLIMATE CHANGE ON INVOLUNTARY NON-MIGRANTS IN AFRICA
Lauren Jackson
Climate change is often related to sudden-onset events, however, it also transpires incrementally through slow-onset effects, such as land and forest degradation, and ocean acidification
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Judith Reveal
A guide to navigating the issues in Volume II, 2020 - 2021
Program development
THE ROLE OF PSYCHOLOGISTS IN SUPPORTING SINGAPORE’S URBAN SEARCH AND RESCUE CONTINGENT IN OVERSEAS MISSIONS
Han-Wei PohSiew-Maan Diong
A disaster can trigger critical stress, which can be potentially traumatic to responders who are deployed to the disaster site to undertake rescue operations.
Program development
BUILDING ON THE SUCCESS OF PBIS WITH CRITICAL INCIDENT STRESS MANAGEMENT, PARENT MANAGEMENT TRAINING, ACCEPTANCE & COMMITMENT THERAPY AND THE PAX GOOD BEHAVIOR GAME
Darren AitchisonSean Reimers
This study tested the ‘Good Samaritan Model’ as an intervention on a building level in three public schools with documented incidents of verbal hostility and physical violence.