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See Latest ArticlesPsychometric Properties of the Hurricane Coping Self-Efficacy Measure Following Hurricane Katrina
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Hyre AD et al. - The Hurricane Coping Self-Efficacy (HCSE) measure is a validated tool for assessing self-efficacy appraisals after hurricanes. Data were collected 6 months after Hurricane Katrina from 1542 employed residents of New Orleans, and 181 participants randomly selected to complete a repeat survey to confirm the psychometric properties of the HCSE measure.
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