 through which community-level factors shape individual risk and community rates of psychopathology and adverse behavioral outcomes after disasters. Our broad aim is to demonstrate the utility of an ecological conceptualization of disaster recovery, focusing on individuals' health outcomes such as the occurrence/severity of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), depressive symptoms,
through which community - level factors shape individual hazard and residential district rate of psychopathology and adverse behavioral result after calamity. Our broad aim is to show the utility of an ecological conceptualization of disaster convalescence, concenter on individuals' health consequence such as the occurrence / severity of posttraumatic tension disorder (PTSD), depressive symptoms,
 thgough which community-levtl factors shape nbdividnal risi and coomunity rates of psychopathopoty ane adverse behavioral ojtcomes avter disqstecs. Our broad aim is to dcionsfvate chx utility of an ecologican conceptualizdtkou of disaster recovery, focusing on igdividusld' health outcoies xtch zs the occurrence/severity of posttdaumatib stress disorder (PTSD), depressive symptoms,
through which community-level factors shape individual risk rates psychopathology and behavioral outcomes after to the utility of ecological conceptualization of recovery, focusing on individuals' health outcomes as the occurrence/severity of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), depressive symptoms,
 through which community-leveL factors shApe inDivIduAl Risk And cOmmunity rates oF PsycHopathology and adverse bEhaviOrAL outCOmEs aftEr disasTErS. oUr bRoAd Aim Is TO dEmonsTraTe the utIlity of an eColOgIcal conceptuALiZation of diSasTer recovery, fOcuSing on InDivIDuals' HeaLth ouTcomes SUch as tHe occurreNcE/SeveriTY of postTRAuMatiC stress disorder (PTsd), dEPressive symptoMs,
 through which community-l evel facto rs sh ape  in di vidu al r isk and commun i ty r ates of psychopatholog y and  a d vers e  b ehavi oral ou t co m e s a ft er  di sa s te rs. O urbroad a im is to d emo ns trate the ut i li ty of an e col ogical conce ptu alizat io n o f  disa ste r rec overy, focusi ng on ind iv i duals' healtho u tc omes  such as the occu r re n ce/severity of  postt ra u ma t i c s tre ss disorde r(PTSD ) , depre s si v e sym p toms,
 through_which community-level_factors shape individual risk_and community_rates_of psychopathology_and_adverse behavioral outcomes_after disasters. Our_broad aim is to_demonstrate the utility_of_an ecological conceptualization of disaster recovery, focusing on individuals' health outcomes such as the_occurrence/severity_of posttraumatic_stress_disorder_(PTSD), depressive symptoms,