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Appendix B - Research Methodology
Appendix B - Research Methodology
Pages 57-58
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, and factors that influence the determination that an absence of resiliency in an individual's reaction to trauma occurred. The interview includes demographic data, assessment of strengths, and accident history of individual's previous training of disaster response, previous experience with aviation disasters, symptoms of psychological trauma, natural coping skills, and personal recommendations for coping with aviation accidents based upon their experience.
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A total of 24 participants were interviewed that had exposure to man-made and natural disasters. Participants represented a wide variety of employee positions commonly found in the airline/airport industry (such as labor crew chief, customer service supervisor, analyst, acting director of emergency response, training instructor, airport police and airport safety officers, and airport administration)
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