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Understanding The Social Psychology of Risk And Safety

June 10, 2022 by Dr Rob Long 3 Comments

Understanding The Social Psychology of Risk And Safety The article is a bit longer than usual and if you would prefer to download a copy for future reference then you can  DOWNLOAD HERE: … [Read more...] about Understanding The Social Psychology of Risk And Safety

Filed Under: ALARP, Psychological Safety, Resilience, Risk Aversion, Risk Homeostasis, Robert Long, Social Psychology of Risk, Zero Harm Tagged With: Organisational Change, risk and safety, safety culture, social psychology, understanding

Social Resilience

September 17, 2021 by Matt Thorne 2 Comments

Social Resilience Today’s drop with Matt Thorne from RiskDiversity,   Dave Whitefield from Semiosphere and Andrew Thornhill from Clarity Enabled, Episode 5 “Social Resilience” with Gabrielle … [Read more...] about Social Resilience

Filed Under: Gabrielle Carlton, Resilience Tagged With: silver bullet

Resiliencing Wisdom for Covid Safety

October 16, 2020 by Dr Rob Long Leave a Comment

Resiliencing Wisdom for Covid Safety Wise sayings are all about living and being (https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/tag/wise-sayings) and mostly don’t provide answers. If you are stressed out, lonely, … [Read more...] about Resiliencing Wisdom for Covid Safety

Filed Under: Covid-19, Psychological Safety, Resilience, Robert Long Tagged With: AIHS BoK, resiliencing, wisdom

Ecological Resiliencing

May 30, 2020 by Dr Rob Long Leave a Comment

Resilience is not something one has or achieves as if it can be ‘engineered’. The idea that resilience can be ‘engineered’ is a nonsense. Resiliencing is an ongoing ecological state of social meaning, … [Read more...] about Ecological Resiliencing

Filed Under: Resilience, Robert Long Tagged With: ethic of hope, hope, resilience engineering, resiliencing

Social ‘Resiliencing’

January 7, 2020 by Rob Sams 8 Comments

Australia is currently facing unprecedented devastation through both bushfires and drought. It’s hard to escape the images, where in some regions frightening fires are raging through towns at a pace … [Read more...] about Social ‘Resiliencing’

Filed Under: Resilience, Rob Sams Tagged With: bushfire, resiliencing

When Safety is Beyond Your Control

January 4, 2020 by Dr Rob Long 4 Comments

For over a month we have been breathing carcinogenic smoke from bushfires in my home city of Canberra. Many other cities and towns are in a similar situation but Canberra (because of its geographical … [Read more...] about When Safety is Beyond Your Control

Filed Under: Resilience, Robert Long Tagged With: ALARP, bushfire

Resiliencing….. (and other such ‘ings’…)

January 3, 2020 by Rob Sams 8 Comments

Two experiences over the Christmas/New Year break have been the cause of much reflection and contemplation. Firstly, I was privileged to be presented with a manuscript for Kerrie Atherton’s latest … [Read more...] about Resiliencing….. (and other such ‘ings’…)

Filed Under: Mental health, Resilience, Rob Sams Tagged With: hope

Why Resilience Cannot be Engineered

November 26, 2019 by Dr Rob Long 4 Comments

  ‘A social and community psychology of resilience is needed if we are to understand why many of us are not always able to preserve well-being and sustain our progress toward the goals we have … [Read more...] about Why Resilience Cannot be Engineered

Filed Under: Resilience, Robert Long, Social Psychology of Risk, Unconscious Tagged With: resilience engineering, transdisciplinary approach

The Mystery of the Emotions

March 14, 2019 by Dr Rob Long 5 Comments

The Mystery of the Emotions One of the puzzles of human ‘being’ is the uncontrollability of the emotions. The idea that the brain can just ‘will’ or ‘turn on or off’ the emotions is one of the … [Read more...] about The Mystery of the Emotions

Filed Under: Resilience, Robert Long, Social Psychology of Risk Tagged With: emotional intelligence, emotions

Zero, A Framework for Psychological Bullying

February 11, 2019 by Dr Rob Long 8 Comments

Zero, A Framework for Psychological Bullying There can never be an Ethic of Risk as long as the safety industry is wedded to the ideology and discourse of zero. How can one be moral to another person … [Read more...] about Zero, A Framework for Psychological Bullying

Filed Under: Ethics, Resilience, Robert Long, Zero Harm Tagged With: Bullying, ethics, smart goals, SWA

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