刘正奎,王日出.突发人为灾难后的心理危机干预与援助（已在2017年第2期出版）[J].中国科学院院刊,,():.
突发人为灾难后的心理危机干预与援助（已在2017年第2期出版）
Crisis Intervention and Psychological Assistance after
突发人为灾难后的心理危机干预与援助（已在2017年第2期出版）
Crisis Intervention and Psychological Assistance after
作者
刘正奎 王日出
中文关键词
突发人为灾难，心理危机，创伤后应激障碍，心理援助
英文关键词
sudden man-made disaster, psychological crisis, post-trauma stress disorder, psychological assistance
中文摘要
突发性人为灾难因具有不可预知性、不可抗拒性及造成毁灭性后果等特点，使得其对
社会公众的心理行为产生巨大心理冲击。文章描述了突发人为灾难后个体心理健康状况和
社会群体行为表现，阐述了突发人为灾难对个体和群体心理影响的特点，重点分析了突发
人为灾难后的心理危机干预理论与实施，以及开展长期灾后心理援助的模式。我国近年来
突发人为灾难多发，加强心理危机干预与援助的研究与应用将会有力地提升全民预防和应
对突发人为灾难的能力。
英文摘要
Sudden man-made disasters are unpredicatable and unresistable, and may cause catastrophic distruption and loss for the community
and individuals. The individual response and collective reaction to man-made disasters are distinguished from natural disasters in its severity,
trajectories, and underneath functions. This paper reviews the psychological and behavioral reactions to sudden man-made disasters at both
individual and group levels, specifically focuses theories and practice of crisis intervention and post-disaster psychological assistance. Working
models of disaster management and post-disaster psychological intervention are discussed. Understanding psychological aspects of man-made
disasters has significant implication in promoting the capability of preparation, prevention, and effective response to such disasters.
作者简介
刘正奎
中科院心理健康重点实验室研究员、中科院心理所-中科院深圳先进技术院心身健康促进技术联合实验室主 任，博士。研究方向：心理创伤研究与援助。
E-mail: liuzk@psych.ac.cn
Liu Zhengkui
Ph.D., Professor of Applied Psychology, Key Laboratory of Mental Health, Institute of Psychology, Chinese Academy of Sciences. Research interest covers mental health consequences of trauma exposure.
E-mail: liuzk@psych.ac.cn
中科院心理健康重点实验室研究员、中科院心理所-中科院深圳先进技术院心身健康促进技术联合实验室主 任，博士。研究方向：心理创伤研究与援助。
E-mail: liuzk@psych.ac.cn
Liu Zhengkui
Ph.D., Professor of Applied Psychology, Key Laboratory of Mental Health, Institute of Psychology, Chinese Academy of Sciences. Research interest covers mental health consequences of trauma exposure.
E-mail: liuzk@psych.ac.cn
