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communication (Brown and Campbell, 1994; Bromley and Blount, 1997; Schaufeli and Peeters, 2000) Traumatic stressors tend to be those that are less likely to occur, but may have a high adverse impact when they do Brown, Fielding and Grover (1999) nd operational tasks, which police of cers self-report as being highly stressful, include having to deal with the death of a colleague, child or multiple road fatalities, and shooting incidents The latter is rare in Britain but a more frequent occurrence in jurisdictions where of cers are routinely armed (Bromley and Blount, 1997) The psychological effects of being the victim of a shooting incident, or having to shoot someone in the line of duty, have been the subject of considerable research effort in the United States.

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Stratton, Parker and Shibbe (1984) found about a third of their sample of 60 of cers reported severe reactions that included ashbacks, sleep problems and fear of legal proceedings A low-frequency high-impact stressor that may occur in the prison service is the risk of being taken hostage A study of 27 hostage victims, by the Correctional Service of Canada (not dated), found that 10 (37%) suffered severe distress and dysfunction Of cers who experienced the longest periods of captivity had symptoms including feelings of powerlessness, shock, fear, and isolation Hostage survivors also reported feelings of embarrassment, critical reactions from fellow of cers and lack of management support Some survivors felt that they had been inadequately prepared for such incidents and were critical of their management for a lack of preparedness.

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Vicarious or secondary stress has been associated with those whose work brings them into contact with victims, where distress spills over to the professional assigned to work with them Thus specialist police of cers working in child protection or with rape victims have been found to suffer ashbacks and intrusive thoughts relating to the victim s trauma which they themselves experience as debilitating (Martin, McKean and Veltkamp, 1986) Schaufeli and Peeters (2000) have summarised stress reactions or strains as follows: physiological distress (such as heart palpitations, high blood pressure), psychological distress (eg job dissatisfaction, burnout, anxiety), and behavioural strains (eg quitting job, substance misuse) In addition Wilkinson and Campbell (1997) suggest that stressed individuals may suffer some cognitive impairment in terms of ability to concentrate or organise thoughts.

Although the power requirement of a given household at a particular time may be quite high, the average household requirement is approximately 1800 watts. The gure is far lower than the sum of individual appliances because households do not run all their appliances simultaneously. Additionally, appliance use varies among households: Not everyone runs their clothes dryer at the same time. There are exceptions: Air conditioning usage is highly correlated across households since households respond to the same weather patterns. Weather is one among several factors that determine load. A brief discussion of load drivers and their impact follows. The critical load drivers are listed and discussed below. Population Although energy consumption varies from household to household, overall residential load is highly correlated with population. It stands to reason that more households create more demand. GDP The wealth of households is also highly correlated with demand. Wealthier households have central air conditioning, larger living space, larger refrigerators, and more appliances. They are less sensitive to utility bills and accordingly less likely to economize their discretionary consumption, for example, turning up the thermostat on central air conditioning. In economic upturns, residential demand per household increases. Temporal Behavior Patterns Electric consumption varies over time cycles in relation to variation in human activities. The cycles are associated with different timescales, seasonal, weekly, and daily. A modest seasonal consumption cycle follows the vacation and school cycles. Weekly cycles that follow a weekday and