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What is Techno-Subsystem

Handbook of Research on Mass Shootings and Multiple Victim Violence
A subsystem of the ecological system, where human and non-human interaction intersect.
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The Aftermath of the 2017 Las Vegas Mass Shooting: How Survivors and Their Loved Ones Demonstrate Worthiness of Assistance Through Crowdfunding
Monica Bixby Radu (Southeast Missouri State University, USA), Sarah Kuborn (Southeast Missouri State University, USA), and Lisa McManus (Wake Technical Community College, USA)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-0113-9.ch018
Abstract
Mass shootings are catastrophic events that terrorize individuals, families, and communities. Research suggests that there are numerous negative consequences associated with a mass shooting, including financial strain, loss time from work, and both physical and mental health issues. As individuals cope with the aftermath of these traumatic events, they often rely on their immediate social environments, including their family and friends. More recently, research suggests that the techno-subsystem may be an additional context where individuals find and obtain support following a mass shooting. Drawing from literature on social capital and ecological systems theory, this chapter qualitatively explores how individuals frame their requests for financial assistance through the crowdfunding website, GoFundMe.com following the 2017 mass shooting in Las Vegas, NV. This chapter discusses the implications of these qualitative frames, also addressing how various social contexts may intersect to provide support those who have been traumatized by a mass shooting.
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An Ecological Model of Student Interaction in Online Learning Environments
A subsystem of the ecological microsystem in which direct interaction with technology occurs, for example, human interaction with computers and television.
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