地震恐慌应急与心理疗法（Earthquake emergency panic and psychological therapy）.docVIP

地震恐慌应急与心理疗法（Earthquake emergency panic and psychological therapy） Catalog： How to eliminate earthquake panic Two, sudden disaster befall how to do? Three, several methods of self treatment after disaster Four. Psychological intervention of children after earthquake How to eliminate earthquake panic The earthquake is a natural phenomenon and has not yet been fully understood. After it has been covered with a mysterious and terrifying veil, it will be discussed in some people. In the event of an earthquake and after an earthquake, because people are afraid of earthquakes, some people often mistake some non seismic sounds for earthquakes, jump off buildings and cause more serious accidents. 1, earthquake panic performance People in earthquake events can have a series of anxious and horrible somatic and mental symptoms. The body symptoms of heart rate, throat choking sensation or dry feeling, motor restlessness, tremor, sweating, frequent urination and diarrhea, symptoms can imitate the disease, accompanied by anxiety and helplessness. These symptoms can prompt the victim to instinctively ask for help, such as calling, escaping, seeking protection and so on, to be passed on to relatives and friends. Severe cases can lead to stress response, is in a daze, dazed, such as psychomotor inhibition at a loss, but also can induce or aggravate certain mental illnesses, such as the activation of the psychological conflicts of the past and neurosis. Usually, the symptoms soon disappear after the event has subsided. 2, the spread of earthquake panic The spread of elements of earthquake panic has three aspects: the spread of the source is affected by the panic spread panic event; transmission is affected by the panic through word of mouth, hearsay, telephone and other communication means; the susceptible population exists for the character defects (such as lack of confidence, timid and overcautious and excessive dependence on others and sensitive) and neurosis history, depressed, va