BOOK REVIEWS: THE PSYCHOLOGY AND COMMUNICATION 50 BEHIND FLIGHT ANXIETY: AFRAID TO FLY
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Creator Jitlada Piyatat
Title BOOK REVIEWS: THE PSYCHOLOGY AND COMMUNICATION 50 BEHIND FLIGHT ANXIETY: AFRAID TO FLY
Contributor Lalitlak Tharekes, Piyanat Sumetawenunt
Publisher National Research Council of Thailand
Publication Year 2566
Journal Title SOCIAL SCIENCE ASIA : Official Journal of National Research Council of Thailand in conjunction with Panyapiwat Institute of Management (PIM)
Journal Vol. 9
Journal No. 3
Page no. 50-58
Keyword BOOK REVIEW, Psychology
URL Website http://e-journal.nrct.go.th/
Website title e-journal
ISSN 2229-2608
Abstract This article aimed to review the book "The Psychology and Communication Behind Flight Anxiety: Afraid to fly" written by Lindsey A. Harvell- Bowman and foreword by Eric M. Wilson meant to present various theories of fight anxiety among the flying public. The book will introduce you to know about fear and anxiety including aviophobia and leading to know what is the flight anxiety and the relevant research related to death anxiety and flight anxiety in regard to this theory. Specifically, the TMT theory which is at the heart of understanding why fight anxiety is so troubling and a potentially hazardous characteristic of the flying public also features on plane crash case studies MH370. Additionally, examines what the media's role is in the flight anxiety discussed and, how can airlines and airports manage discomfort among passengers merging with the areas of psychology, communication, and public relations to form recommendations for practitioners in the aviation industry as well as offers suggestions to journalists and aviation professionals on how to help curb this anxiety to create a healthier flying public.
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