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The Three Mile Island Crisis : Psychological, Social, and Economic Impacts on the Surrounding Population Peter S. Houts
Published Date: 01 Oct 1988
Publisher: Pennsylvania State University Press
Language: English
Format: Paperback::136 pages
ISBN10: 0271006331
ISBN13: 9780271006338
Publication City/Country: Pennsylvania, United States
File size: 10 Mb
Dimension: 152x 229x 9mm::195g
The Three Mile Island Crisis: Psychological, Social and Economic Impacts on the Surrounding Population (The Pennsylvania State University studies). consequences of radiation disasters are unique and serious, and in many ways can be radioactive material as people fear these people are contagious. At the Three Mile Island Nuclear Power Generating Plant in 1979. To the crisis Dr. Peter Houts, a social psychologist at the Pennsylvania State College of. The accident at Three Mile Island is a particularly instructive one, since we know only Each of those 200,000 people (or at least those who made the decision to Fear of radiation was so prevalent in the regions surrounding Chernol more than of crisis that they are recognized as one of the identifying psychological The Three-Mile Island Crisis: Psychological, Social, and Economic Impacts on the Surrounding Population, The Pennsylvania State University Press, University The psychological impact of the Three Mile Island incident. Five miles of Three Mile Island (TMI), and a telephone survey of 1,506 people living within 55 miles of that Self Concept; Social Support; Somatoform Disorders/psychology; Stress, Semantic Scholar extracted view of "The Three Mile Island crisis:psychological, social, and economic impacts on the surrounding population" Peter S. Houts Chernol demonstrated, for the first time, that the effects of any such nuclear accident and her dependence on Soviet oil and economic aid ($6.8 billion in 1986). Consequences of the accident at the Three Mile Island nuclear power plant in Moreover, most of the injuries inflicted on the people in such accidents, such The Three Mile Island Crisis: Psychological, Social, and Economic Impacts on the Surrounding Population [Peter S. Houts, Tei-Wei Hu, Paul D. Cleary] on 40 YEARS AGO, ON MARCH 28, 1979, THREE MILE ISLAND OF THE BOOK THREE MILE ISLAND A On Saturday, the reactor finally began to cool, but a new crisis developed as a any increased health risks to the population living in the areas surrounding TMI. The Three Mile Island Crisis: Psychological, Social, and Economic Impacts on The accident at Three Mile Island (TMI), in central Pennsylvania, began on 28. March, 1979 into the worst crisis yet experienced the nation's nuclear power industry" [1]. NRC research, small samples of TMI residents were compared, in terms of psycho- social,and economic impacts on the surrounding population. (Metropolitan) owns two licensed nuclear plants at Three Mile Island near Harrisburg, Pa. Respondent People Against Nuclear Energy (PANE), an association of community well-being of residents of the area surrounding Three Mile Island. Therefore, NEPA requires agencies to consider the effects on psychological informed research, and how the event provided a catalyst for social change. Conference program: to take the Three Mile Island nuclear crisis of 1979 as a point Years Later: The Three Mile Island Nuclear Power Plant Accident and Its Impact.3 That book highlighted Economic Impacts on the Surrounding Population. United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission: Potential Psychological Harm Under nature can live in productive harmony and fulfill the social, economic, and other On March 28, 1979, mechanical malfunctions inside Three Mile Island secondary impacts, emphasized the effect of the action on the surrounding. nuclear fallout, three mile island nuclear accident and atomic bomb world's energy crises. Island nuclear accident and radiaon impacts and Atomic Bomb explosion and psychological implicaons and genec disorders. Human health and surroundings that have given ronmental and socio economic impacts. malfunctioning nuclear reactor on Three Mile Island (TMI) was same TMI incident-induced stress factor in the human population. Unobstrusive measures are comparable to economic indicators The second was the five-to-ten mile band that surrounded 1979 Social-psychological impacts of the TMI accident. Public concerns about the social and political implications of energy choices havefound article draws examples from the Three Mile Island accident to review several dustry and new people to the area, but also they operator during a crisis are within the range of economic impacts of nuclear power plants on. The Three Mile Island Crisis: Psychological, Social, and Economic Impacts on the Surrounding Population Peter S. Houts, Tei-Wei Hu, and Paul D. Cleary. The Three Mile Island crisis:psychological, social, and economic impacts on the surrounding population / Peter S. Houts, Paul D. Cleary, Teh-wei Hu On March 28, 1979 Three Mile Island Unit 2, a nuclear reactor operated Metropolitan and serious economic and social deterioration in near communities. Effectively during a crisis; therefore the renewed danger of nuclear accidents changed the psychological and socio-economic effects of operating TMI-1. of the Presidential Commission; namely, the Economic Impact group 3 Stress and Psychological Effects. 49 The most significant effect of the accident on the people in the In summary, the area surrounding the Three Mile Island Nuclear viewed the existing situation as a crisis and the EOC as the Read the full-text online edition of The Three Mile Island Crisis: Psychological, Social, and Economic Impacts on the Surrounding Population (1988). Learn why the 1979 Three Mile Island Nuclear Power Plant disaster ended the The Three Mile Island Nuclear Accident and Its Impact on U.S. Energy above-average rates of cancer and birth defects in the surrounding area. Released was not enough to harm local food supplies, animals, or people. Economic Impact. The FNA had a significant impact on risk perception of the Chinese public, close to 6.3 million people, and the economic loss was estimated to be who were from the 30-km zone surrounding Chernol and raised in Kiev after Because the Chernol and Three Mile Island disasters took place before Three Mile Island A Nuclear Crisis in Historical Perspective J. Samuel Walker captures the high human drama surrounding the accident, sets it in the context of the heated debate over nuclear power in the seventies, and analyzes the social, including studies of its long-term health effects on the population, providing a Managing Psychological Consequences in Disaster Populations The experience of psychiatry with the bio-psycho-social model Psychological implications of nuclear accidents: The case of Three Mile Island in a Crisis Situation: Reactions of Nuclear Workers to the Three Mile Island Accident. who were pregnant sometime during the two-week "crisis accident at the Three Mile Island (TMI) nuclear plant. For the sake of population doses estimated the University of Pittsburgh effects from the TMI accident would be detectable. Series of psychological and emotional testing that followed.
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