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Friday > Archives > 2002 > September > September 6, 2002:
Hour One: Psychological
Effects of 9-11
The words "September 11" are now synonymous with fear and terror.
In this hour of Science Friday we'll take a look at the psychological
effects of the attacks, in the days following the events, and a year
later. How are we coping? Plus, a look at the use of cigarettes, alcohol,
and marijuana immediately following the attacks.
Call in with your comments and questions at 1-800-989-8255, and share
your opinions online in our Listeners'
Lounge (registration
required).
Guests:
Rona M. Fields
Clinical and Consulting Psychologist
Associates in Community Psychology
Washington DC.
William E. Schlenger
Director, Center for Risk Behavior and Mental Health Research
Research Triangle Institute
Research Triangle Park, North Carolina
Juesta M. Caddell
Research Triangle Institute
Research Triangle Park, North Carolina
David Vlahov
Director, Center
for Urban Epidemiological Studies
New York Academy of Medicine
Adjunct Professor of Public Health
Joseph L. Mailman
School of Public Health
Columbia University
New York, New York
Books/Articles Discussed:
Related Links:
National
Center for PTSD // National Center for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
Dart
Center for Journalism & Trauma : News & Events
Workplace
Managed Care: eBriefings Bill Schlenger - Text Transcript
Boston
Globe Online / Metro | Region / Fear and young minds
NYAM
- 2002 Press Room
NIDA
NOTES - Coping With Stress in the Wake of September 11
APA
HelpCenter: Get the Facts: Psychology in Daily Life:
AMA
(Terrorism) Psychosocial Resources
American
Psychiatric Association - www.psych.org
This segment produced by Annette
Heist and Dorothy Lam
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