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Responding to Crisis

Columba McLaughlin

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This chapter contains section titled: A person's response to crisis The biological response to stressors Coping abilities as buffers against stressors Cognitive and emotional responses as buffers against stressors Social support as a buffer against stressors Positive attitude as a buffer against stressors Individual differences as buffers against stressors The person's behavioural response to crisis Help seeking Behaviour-Contact with the caring services Stressor resolved Stressor Unresolved-Crisis Summary

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Key concepts: Stressor, Psychology, Coping (psychology), Social stress, Clinical psychology, Developmental psychology