1) panic
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恐慌
1.
Rumor and Panic during the SARS Crisis;
“SARS”危机中的谣言与恐慌
2.
The panic achieves its legitimacy from itself.
恐慌有自我正名的能力,由于市场的双重标准的存在,与发达国家相比,发展中国家抵抗恐慌自我正名机制的能力更加脆弱。
3.
Public incidents not only lead to great loss to human life and property,but also cause psychological changes of people,which probably trigger public panic,stimulate derivative events and even produce greater disaster.
突发公共事件不仅对人的生命财产造成损害,而且引起人们不同程度的心理变化,由此引发公众恐慌,并激发衍生突发事件,从而导致造成更大的灾难。
2) crowd panic
人群恐慌
3) panic control
控制恐慌
4) panic
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恐慌情绪
1.
The psychological mechanism and self adjust of SARS panic;
“非典”时期恐慌情绪的心理机制及其调适
5) psychological panic
心理恐慌
1.
This study contemporarily probes into spread rule of psychological panic, and put forward “moderatin.
同时探讨了心理恐慌的传播规律并提出了解释心理恐慌的“风险源中心缓冲效应”。
6) moral panic
道德恐慌
1.
Social Origins of AIDS Rumors:Moral Panic and Trust Crisis;
艾滋病谣言的社会渊源：道德恐慌与信任危机
2.
The expanded penetration of the technicalism into society has broadened the implementing means and space of moral panic.
道德恐慌是社会冲突理论的重要概念,揭示了人们在社会交换中的对抗性行为和关系,维系着脆弱的社会平衡。
3.
During 1960s and 1970s,moral panic appeared in western society,as the social influence of meida continuously broadened.
在1960年代到1970年代之间,随着大众媒介对社会的影响力的不断扩大,道德恐慌开始在西方社会出现。
补充资料：恐慌
因担忧、害怕而慌张不安：～万状ㄧ断水断电的消息引起了人们的～。
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