| Title | : | Psychological and Behavioral Aspects of Diving | ||
| Author | : | Baruch Nevo | ||
| Publisher | : | Best Publishing Company | ||
| ISBN | : | 094133273x | ||
| Nr. of pages | : | 192 | ||
| Cover | : | Hardcover | ||
| Purchased on | : | 0000-00-00 | ||
| Price | : | 23.95 | ||
| Bookshelf | : | 27 | ||
| Dimensions (in mm) | : | 237 x 152 x 16 | ||
| Weight (in grams) | : | 454 | ||
| Year published | : | 1999 | ||
| Language | : | Engels | ||
| Description | : | An exciting new book that is totally focused on the diver as a person. It covers topics such as Divers' Sensory Perception, Long Term Impact of Diving, Mental Functioning, Suitability to Diving, Diving Accidents, Instruction, Panic and Anxiety, and the Influence of Hyperbaric Pressure.
Active divers everywhere will find that this book leads to a deeper understanding of their hobby or occupation.
Diving instructors may use the information in this book to better understand the reactions of students to different situations encountered in training.
Dive supervisors can better estimate the potential for a diver to succeed or fail in a work task.
Researchers/scientists can use this book as an information base for further research on diving. | ||
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