
Gozde Gokce
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Traumatic events may cause negative psychological reactions on relief workers through indirect effects of trauma. Research reveal that individuals who are indirectly exposed to trauma develop similar stress responses to those directly exposed, and these responses, called “Secondary Traumatic Stress” have some common characteristics with “posttraumatic stress” symptomatology. Sources of stress in relief work may be related with the features of the event / duty as well as with the job, and individual and occupational factors may be predictive of posttraumatic symptoms. Therefore, it is important to identify the stressors and the strengths and weaknesses of relief workers so as to develop evidence based intervention strategies. In this review, secondary traumatic stress phenomenon is presented within the frame of reactions and related variables in relief workers that can be seen in relief workers and associated variables with secondary traumatic stress reactions.
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Traumatic events may cause negative psychological reactions on relief workers through indirect effects of trauma. Research reveal that individuals who are indirectly exposed to trauma develop similar stress responses to those directly exposed, and these responses, called “Secondary Traumatic Stress” have some common characteristics with “posttraumatic stress” symptomatology. Sources of stress in relief work may be related with the features of the event / duty as well as with the job, and individual and occupational factors may be predictive of posttraumatic symptoms. Therefore, it is important to identify the stressors and the strengths and weaknesses of relief workers so as to develop evidence based intervention strategies. In this review, secondary traumatic stress phenomenon is presented within the frame of reactions and related variables in relief workers that can be seen in relief workers and associated variables with secondary traumatic stress reactions.