When Kelly was in a passenger plane, he watched as all four engines quit at once and then saw the plane explode. From 5,000 feet
in the air, he landed, severely injured, in deep snow in a heavily wooded area. When he regained consciousness several weeks later, he had a stress reaction that lasted for years, and he could never fly again. The factor that probably MOST contributed to his extreme posttraumatic stress reaction was:
It is an event that occurs in people who have witnessed or directly experienced a stressful event from the past. When a person finds himself in a dangerous situation, it is natural for him to feel fear. This fear triggers many extremely rapid changes in the body that prepare the person to defend themselves or avoid them. However, with this disorder, this reaction is reversed. People with this disorder feel fear even when they are not in a dangerous situation.
The steel industry at Pittsburgh enjoys locational advantages. Some of the raw material such as coal is available locally, while the iron ore comes from the iron mines at Minnesota,
they could, 1. do a commercial about international children enjoying exercise and smiling , playing etc then flash to a bold screen showing the health benefits these children will probably enjoy because if 20 minutes exercise a day. 2. they could print brochures and schools and government offices could plant 5hrm in magazine racks.
