The Effect of Quality of Life of Disaster Victims on Resilience: Focusing on the Moderating Effect of Social Support

Lee, Gaeul; Byungseol, Byun

doi:10.15301/jepa.2022.30.1.255

jepa

2022

DOI: 10.15301/jepa.2022.30.1.255

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The Effect of Quality of Life of Disaster Victims on Resilience: Focusing on the Moderating Effect of Social Support

Gaeul Lee¹,

Byun Byungseol²

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“…6,37 Furthermore, most studies have focused on resilience on an individual level. 37 However, it is important to consider the interaction between individuals and their environment. 38–40 Therefore, a more diverse range of perspectives should be applied when examining the variables, taking into account the multidimensional system of mutual interactions between individuals, events, and environmental factors.…”

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Relationship Between Community Resilience and Quality of Life of Disaster-Affected People: Reinforcement Effects of the Perception of Government Relief Services in South Korea

Park,

Shin,

Lee

2023

Disaster med. public health prep.

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Objective: The occurrence of various forms of disasters has increased worldwide. In South Korea, community resilience is particularly emphasized, especially in response to large-scale disasters in regional and group units. This study investigated the association between community resilience and the quality of life of disaster-affected people, and identified the moderating effects of perception of government relief services. Methods: Data from the third long-term survey on the change of life of disaster-affected people conducted in 2018 by the National Disaster Management Research Institute were used. The study selected 1046 participants ages ≥ 19 years from among the disaster-affected people. Statistical analyses were performed using Model 1 of the PROCESS Macro 4.0 in the SPSS program. Results: Community resilience positively affected disaster-affected people’s quality of life. The perception of government relief services significantly strengthened the association between community resilience and quality of life. Conclusions: The study highlights the importance of enhancing community resilience to improve disaster-affected people’s quality of life and emphasizes the role of perception of government relief services in reinforcing this relationship. Several practical and political measures that focus on improving community resilience and perception of government relief services are suggested to enhance disaster-affected people’s quality of life.

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“…[34][35][36] Previous discussions on disaster-affected people's recovery have been limited to narrow dimensions such as PTSD and depression. 6,37 Furthermore, most studies have focused on resilience on an individual level. 37 However, it is important to consider the interaction between individuals and their environment.…”

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Relationship Between Community Resilience and Quality of Life of Disaster-Affected People: Reinforcement Effects of the Perception of Government Relief Services in South Korea

Park,

Shin,

Lee

2023

Disaster med. public health prep.

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The Effects of Social Support on Disaster Resilience: Focusing on Disaster Victims

Lee

2022

International Journal of Public Administration

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Relationship Between Community Resilience and Quality of Life of Disaster-Affected People: Reinforcement Effects of the Perception of Government Relief Services in South Korea

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