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Responding to terror (again): A study of the Boston Marathon bombing
Police set up barriers at Copley Square just moments after the Boston Marathon bombing. A new research article using data from Boston and New York City residents surveyed shortly after the attack finds that people who consume hours of news media on tragedies may become sensitized to future disasters.
Credit: Vjeran Pavic, CC BY-ND 2.0
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Dana Rose Garfin is a postdoctoral research scientist at UC Irvine and a co-author of the research article.
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E. Alison Holman is interim director of the Program in Nursing Science at UCI and a co-author of the research article.
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Roxane Cohen Silver is a professor of psychology and social behavior, medicine and public health at UC Irvine and a co-author of the research article.
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