… The work reviewed here suggests that mlildly to moderately affected children, including
those experiencing more mild disasters, are most likely to have fears of stimuli associated with …

… ’s probable psychological reactions to traumatic experiences. The purpose of this chapter
is to take stock of current practices in disaster response with children from a family and …

… Although a trauma is usually discrete, what traumatizes the child in the experience may not
be obvious. If the responses are not related to the varied characteristics of psychic trauma, …

… on children and adolescents who experience disasters. … of asking children directly about
their post-disaster experiences. … and experiencing life threat rather than the disaster agent itself …

… ’ experiences of September 11th. In sum, this study aims to provide insight into children’s
reactions to the disaster … better understand very young children’s responses and adaptation to a …

… observations that parental response is critical in children's responses and may … experience
of the victim. Such preoccupation mimics the intrusive experience that child-victims of disaster …

… been offered as explanations for children's very different responses to disasters. Two of these
… with their family's adverse responses than with the children's actual experience of the fIre. …

… children's response to a natural disaster is imperative for expanding our current understanding
of children's responses to … as much as the characteristics of the disaster experience itself. …

… The cultural context of the children involved in this study influenced their experience of the
flood event, guided their response to it, and in this case, increased their resilience. There is a …

… disasters, war, terror, and political conflict. This chapter highlights findings from research on
children and youth who endure these experiences… boys; (d) child responses were related to …