'Major Railway Accidents'
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This study examined the psychological reactions of 101 train drivers who had run someone over on the tracks. In the first article, the acute immediate reactions are discussed; in the second, the long-term effects.
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Malt, Ulrik Fr; Karlehagen, Sigvard; Hoff, Herman; Tibell, Eva; Herrstromer, Ulf; Hildingson, Kerstin; Leymann, Heinz. “The effect of major railway accidents on the psychological health of train drivers--I. Acute psychological responses to accident.” Journal of psychometric research 37.8 (1993): 793-805. In this article, the immediate stress reactions are considered. The drivers were interviewed within a few hours or a few days after the accident. |
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Karlehagen, Sigvard; Malt, Ulrik Fr; Hoff, Herman; Tibell, Eva; Herrstromer, Ulf; Hildingson, Kerstin; Leymann, Heinz. “The effect of major railway accidents on the psychological health of train drivers--II. A longitudinal study of the one-year outcome after the accident.” Journal of psychometric research 37.8 (1993): 807-817. Drivers were interviewed after a month and after a year of the accident. |