The main aim of this research is to examine psychological effects experienced by the public information officers in their area of specialization. Numerous studies have been conducted in this area whit both the journalist and public information offices being asked questions related to the ugly scenes encountered ever while at work.
However, little is known about public information officers unlike journalists and first respondents whose area have been heavily researched on. Much is still needed to be known concerning their specific training and coping responses or available support programs to them.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER 1.
INTRODUCTION
Study Significance.
CHAPTER 2.
THE COMMUNICATION PROCESS
The Exercise of Authority
Public Information Officers in Crisis Management Associate Areas and Activities.
Objectives of the Research
CHAPTER 3.
METHODOLOGY
Participants
Measures
CHAPTER 4:
RESULTS
Demographic Data
Work-Related traumatic Events Exposure
Intensity Exposure
Avoidance and Intrusion Indicators
Intrusion Subset
Avoidance subset
Coping Behaviors
CHAPTER 5
DISCUSSION
Research Question 1.
Research Question 2
Limitations
CHAPTER 6
CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
- Quote paper
- Vincent Burugoh (Author), 2017, Crisis Communication Management by Public Information Officers, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/381281
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