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Author:	Amie Kaufman
Original Title:	This Shattered World
Book Format:	Hardcover
Number Of Pages:	390 pages
First Published in:	December 23rd 2014
Latest Edition:	December 23rd 2014
Series:	Starbound #2
Language:	English
Awards:	Aurealis Award Nominee for Best Fantasy Novel & for Best Science Fiction Novel (Shortlist) (2014)
Main Characters:	Molly, Lilac LaRoux, Jubilee Chase, Flynn Cormac, Tarver Merendsen
category:	science fiction, young adult, romance, fantasy
Formats:	ePUB(Android), audible mp3, audiobook and kindle.

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It is suggested that, even in the absence of emotional sequelae, victims of trauma continue to feel vulnerable to similar future victimization. We hypothesized this to be true even for adolescents who, theoretically, tend to view themselves as invulnerable to death itself. Subjects were 455 adolescents sampled from 12 high schools, most located in communities where known weather disasters occurred (i.e., flood, tornado, and/or lightning-strike). Subjects estimated the likelihood of dying from 24 lethal events including weather events, accidents, diseases, and acts of human agency. Results showed that personal experience with weather disasters was predictive of elevated subjective risks for death from future respective events. Group differences were not found to be attributable to differences in general perceived riskiness, gender, tendencies toward thrill seeking or attention to the news media. Analyses of a subgroup of lightning subjects suggest that such effects can last as long as 7 years.

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