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Contents: Foreword Aviation mental health: an introduction, Robert Bor and Todd Hubbard Part 1 Psychological Issues of Flight and Cabin Crew: Psychological stress and air travel: an overview of psychological stress affecting airline passengers, Vivien Swanson and Iain B McIntosh Psychological factors relating to physical health, Paul Richards, Jennifer Cleland and Jane Zuckerman Psychological problems among passengers and on-board psychiatric emergencies, Graham Lucas and Tony Goodwin The nature, characteristics, impact and personal implications of fear of flying, Elaine Iljon Foreman, Robert Bor and Lucas van Gerwen Flight or fright? psychological approaches to the treatment of fear of flying, Elaine Iljon Foreman, Robert Bor, and Lucas van Gerwen Posttraumatic stress reactions following aircraft disasters, Man Cheung Chung. Part 2 Psychological Processes among Passengers and Crew Psychiatric Disorders and Syndromes among Pilots, Jennifer S Morse and Robert Bor The psychiatric evaluation of air crew Gordon J Turnbull Psychological assessment and reporting of crew mental health, Robert Bor Psychological factors in cockpit crew selection, Robert A Roe and Pieter H Hermans Psychological aspects of selection of flight attendants, Ferenc Albert How cabin crew cope with work stress, Carina Eriksen Psychological problems among Cabin Crew, Chris Partridge and Tracy Goodman. Part 3 Related Themes in Aviation Psychological aspects of astronaut selection, David M Musson Occupational factors in pilot mental health: sleep loss, jet lag and shift work, Jim Waterhouse, Ben Edwards, Greg Atkinson, Thomas Reilly, Mick Spencer and Adrian Elsey Legal aspects of aviation health: the changing landscape, D Anthony Frances Aviation psychology in a developing country: South Africa, Johann Coetzee How we explain misfortune: psychological implications for mental health in aviation professionals, Todd Hubbard Epilogue Index. |
