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The role of "zero-responders" during 7/7: implications for the emergency services
Christopher Cocking
University of Brighton
School of Humanities and Social Science
Centre for Applied Philosophy, Politics and Ethics
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Bystander
20%
Collective Resilience
20%
Cosupport
20%
Design Methodology
20%
Emergency Service
100%
First Responders
40%
Generalisability
20%
London Bombings
20%
Mass Emergency
60%
Mass Panic
20%
Mutual Cooperation
20%
Populist
20%
Psychological Processes
20%
Qualitative Interviews
20%
Shared Fate
20%
Shared Identity
40%
Social Influence
20%
Social Influence Processes
20%
Spontaneous Cooperation
60%
Survivors
100%
Vulnerability
20%
Computer Science
Common Identity
50%
Emergency Responder
100%
Interview Study
50%
Mutual Cooperation
50%
Practical Implication
50%
Responder
100%
Social Implication
50%
Psychology
Thematic Analysis
100%