Titlebook: Applying Occupational Psychology to the Fire Service; Emotion, Risk and De Thomas Rhys Evans,Gail Steptoe-Warren Book 2019 The Editor(s) (i

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The Utility of Perceived Community Efficacy in Emergency Preparedness of action on the incident ground. Community preparedness teams should be identified and seen as a valuable resource in terms of emergency planning. Recommendations are made for how to facilitate greater community awareness and engagement with preparedness activities.

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Assessing Operational Preparedness in Incident Commandersr tactical incident commanders within a Fire Service are operationally prepared to deal with unusual and complex incidents. The methodology, results, conclusions, as well as recommendations for future development of the situational judgement test and implications for practice are presented. This cha

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The Evolution of Equity Crowdfunding,nal consequences of the diversity in responses are discussed with reference to the potential for altering expected response times. The wider conclusions for risk and diversity in responses to emergency events for the blue-light services are noted, before considering the potential lessons to be learnt.

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Can More Be Done to Reduce Firefighter Injury?s analysis shows that injury is likely to result from the attention failures of automated behaviour and mistakes in task activity. The implications of using Human Factors analysis for error management and injury reduction in Fire Services is re-evaluated based upon insights presented.

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Book 2019resents a call to arms for more robust practices to support the Fire Service, highlighting the psychological factors involved in the firefighter occupation and paving the way towards a better understanding of emotion, risk, safety, and decision-making within the fire context.?

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Book 2019orming the policies, procedures and practices of those working on the ground in the UK Fire Service. Using best-practice principles and cutting-edge theory, the current text demonstrates how occupational psychology can be applied to fire services around the globe to improve individual, management, a

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Correlation-Dependent Exotic Options,etermine other factors of relevance in decision-making (free-sort). Results suggested four dimensions of importance: crew safety, complexity of casualty rescue, time-pressure and containment. Encouraging a more explicit decision-making process, the way in which this model can act as a scaffold for learning during training activities is discussed.