APS
2023 APS Annual Convention
Filling Gaps in Research on Disaster-Related Traumatization and Growth: Lessons from Catastrophic Category-5 Hurricanes
Facing the surging impact of major disasters, trauma psychologists pointed to certain research gaps. This symposium on hurricane studies seeks to address gaps via following modalities: 1) Complex pathways to multifaceted outcomes; 2) Bayesian structural equation modeling (SEM) on prospective research; and 3) In-depth analysis concerning resilience of underserved communities.
Chairs & Discussants
- Amy AiChair
FSU - Charles FigleyCoChair
Tulane University - Irvin ClarkDiscussant
FSU PC Campus
Presentations
- The Role of Media Use for Coping in Double Outcomes Following a Natural DisasterAuthur Raney
- Well-Being Following Hurricane Michael: Complex Pathways Involving Substance Use and Character Strengths Amy Ai
- Bayesian Structural Equation Models on Pathways to Depression and PTSD in the Follow-up of Hurricane VolunteersWenyi Li
- Psychosocial and Physical Challenges of Hurricane: Implications for Resilience in the Black CommunitySabrina Dickey
