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What is the difference between crisis and crises?
crisis = singular, crises, plural
What is the difference between a crisis a disaster and tragedy?
A crisis is the same as an emergency, i.e. an event or situation that comes on quickly, often without warning, with potentially dire outcomes. A disaster is an event or situation with large-scale negative outcomes. A tragedy is uncontrollable event with bad outcomes that happens to good people. A debacle is a preventable disaster that was not prevented, usually through incompetence.
What is a synonym for crisis?
a synonym for crisis: disaster.
What is the difference between disaster management and emergency management?
emergency may lead to disaster
What statement about reactions to trauma is false?
There is no difference between the reaction to a manmade disaster and the reaction to a natural disaster
Is there a difference between calamity and disaster?
yup i think there is difference in disaster and calamity. Technically. Yes. If you analyze the roots, you will most likely find a nuanced difference. Today though, such difference is essentially no existent.
What disaster starts with m?
missle crisis?
What is the difference between crisis and trauma?
A trauma is often caused by a crisis. A crisis is the issue, often an emergency, accident or negative undertaking, that may result in trauma.
What is the difference between a financial crisis and an economic crisis and which of both affects the other most?
A financial crisis is when wall street and the banks are failing. An economic crisis is when there is high unemployment or a recession.
What do you call a mass extinction or crisis?
Disaster or catastrophe
The difference between conflict and crisis?
I would say a crisis is the result of a conflict. The conflict escalates into a crisis when it takes too long to solve the issue and other issues get intermingled into the conflict creating a crisis.
Is the difference between a disaster and a catastrophe a matter of more people and property involved?
No, just semantics
