A horrific accident happened at the MIRROR concert. A large screen fell and hit the dancers. Many people felt uneasy after watching the accidental video.
The Post-disaster Psychological Counseling Association said today (4th) that it has contacted nearly 100 people with negative emotions, and many of them have developed symptoms of post-traumatic sequelae (PTSD), including nightmares, insomnia, loss of appetite, increased blood pressure, heartache, etc. Symptoms, some netizens said that when they saw MIRROR advertisements or member photos, they would suddenly have negative emotions and recall the accident.
According to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, it takes more than 30 days for a patient to be diagnosed with post-traumatic sequelae.
Du Yongzheng, Director General of the Post-disaster Psychological Counseling Association, and Dr. Liu Yingjian, President of the Hong Kong Psychological Association, estimated that the rate of post-traumatic sequelae after major accidents in Asia is about 33.5% of the overall "directly receiving accident information", and there will be an appointment after 30 days. Nearly 270,000 people suffer from post-traumatic sequelae.
Written by: Ye Yongxin
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Direct or indirect experience also has the opportunity to suffer from post-traumatic legacy The rate of the latter can be as high as 18%
According to the research on post-traumatic sequelae and the clinical experience of trauma psychology, the proportion of post-traumatic sequelae is usually distinguished by "directly experiencing traumatic events" and "indirectly experiencing traumatic events".
The cases of post-traumatic sequelae after "directly experiencing the traumatic event" can range from 5% to 67% of the overall; while the cases of "indirectly experiencing the traumatic event" suffering from post-traumatic sequelae can range from 1.8% to 18% of the overall not wait.
With the development of network technology, people can receive different information through electronic products, which further increases the chances of people who "indirectly experience traumatic events" suffering from post-traumatic sequelae.
If you simply use newspapers and radio to contact accidental information, the chance of suffering from post-traumatic sequelae will be close to 1.8%, but "indirectly experiencing traumatic events" digitally, because you can watch different clips repeatedly, the number of people suffering from post-traumatic sequelae can be 18% of the overall "indirectly experienced traumatic event".
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Du Yongzheng, Director General of the Post-disaster Psychological Counseling Association, and Dr. Lau Ying-kin, President of the Hong Kong Psychological Association, will receive information on the accident based on similar concert accidents in foreign countries, related research by Hong Kong scholars, and published research figures on Hong Kong people's use of different media to understand news. There are three categories of people: "receive accident information directly", "receive accident information indirectly through newspapers or radio stations" and "indirectly receive accident information through digital media", and deduct about 360,000 people People who are completely out of contact with the news because of intelligence, degeneration, physical condition or personal preference.
It is estimated that more than 5 million people receive accidental information indirectly through online or reposted clips
According to the figures released by the MIRROR concert on the evening of July 28, about 12,500 people directly experienced the accident at the scene that night, which belongs to category A. According to the research on the way Hong Kong people receive news, about 5,009,760 people indirectly through the Internet or reposting clips The method of receiving unexpected event information belongs to category C.
After deducting the accidental information received by means of Category A or C, it is estimated that about 682,080 people received accidental information indirectly through newspapers and radio stations, belonging to Category B.
It is estimated that the number of nearly 270,000 people suffering from post-traumatic sequelae is related to the development of the situation
According to the calculation that the rate of post-traumatic sequelae after major accidents in Asia is about 33.5% of the overall "directly receiving accident information", it is estimated that about 4,166 people in Category A "directly receiving accident information" will suffer from post-traumatic sequelae, About 12,277 people in category B who "receive accident information indirectly by means of newspapers or radio" will suffer from post-traumatic sequelae, accounting for about 1.8% of the total number of people who receive news by means of newspapers, magazines or radio, while category C "receiving information by means of digital media" will suffer from post-traumatic sequelae. About 250,488 people who receive accident information indirectly" will suffer from post-traumatic sequelae, a total of about 266,931 people in the three categories.
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The number of cases with post-traumatic sequelae is also related to the development of the situation. Among them, there are several direct factors that affect whether a person with symptoms will be diagnosed with various post-traumatic sequelae 30 days after the incident.
Including the health of the injured dancer Li Qiyan (A Mo), whether MIRROR and Collar can perform as usual, and the results of the accident investigation.
These factors can make a difference of up to 20% in the number of cases of post-traumatic sequelae.
Some fans hide their negative emotions and look for pressure outlets to reduce the chance of suffering from post-traumatic sequelae
The post-disaster psychological counselor has contacted fans of MIRROR and Collar through Facebook and IG in the form of counseling hotline and online visits from July 29. It is found that some fans hide their negative emotions because they are afraid of affecting the emotions of others. Stop talking and mentioning accidents.
Dr. Liu Yingjian, president of the Hong Kong Psychological Association, believes that under great pressure, one must find an emotional outlet for oneself in order to reduce the chance of suffering from post-traumatic sequelae.
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