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The Uvalde school shooter: uncovering the dreadful story behind an antisocial profile. [PDF]

Front Behav Neurosci
Ramos-Galarza C, Obregón J.
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Still in there-citizens' well-being and PTSD after Seoul Halloween crowd crush in Korea: a cross-sectional study. [PDF]

Sci Rep
Choi YJ, Namgung HI.
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Tragedy or tragicomedy: Mixed feelings induced by positive and negative emotional events

Cognition and Emotion, 2015
Based on the theory of appraisal, we predicted that positive and negative events happening to the same people or things in a specific chronological order (i.e., a negative event following a positive event) would induce different mixed feelings than the same events happening to different people or things.
Mu, Xia, Jie, Chen, Hong, Li
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Recent tragedies call for re‐evaluating approach to event safety, security

College Athletics and the Law, 2017
The horrific and tragic shooting at the concert in Las Vegas and the use of trucks as deadly weapons in large crowds in France and New York have once again thrust the issues of event‐related safety, security, and liability into the spotlight.
Timothy O’Brien
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An Event in Classical Tragedy

, 2009
After a moment’s silence, which her ladyship employed in observing the young officer who was listening to her, she continued her recital. ‘For nearly three days, I had neither eaten nor drunk,’ said she, ‘and I was suffering dreadful tortures, Sometimes, a feeling as of...
Alexandre Dumas
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Tragedies call for re‐evaluating approach to event safety, security

Campus Security Report, 2018
The horrific and tragic shooting at the concert in Las Vegas and the use of trucks as deadly weapons in large crowds in France and New York have once again thrust the issues of event‐related safety, security, and liability into the spotlight.
Timothy O’Brien
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Do National and International Media Cover the Same Event Differently? The Online Media Framing of Irreecha Festival Tragedy

Communicatio, 2018
This article examines how media framed the deadly stampede that killed several dozen people gathered to celebrate a festival in Ethiopia.
Samuel Mochona Gabore, Deng Xiujun
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Greek Tragedy and the Ethopoietic Event

Epoché, 2017
Walter Brogan
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Tragedy and response: A pastoral event

Pastoral Psychology, 1963
Earle B. Harris
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