Command Staff Fatigue

Command Staff Fatigue is a construct in emergency management and organizational psychology that denotes the progressive deterioration of cognitive, emotional, and physical capacity among command-level personnel due to prolonged exposure to high-stress decision-making environments, distinguishing it from general fatigue by its specific impact on leadership efficacy and incident response continuity.

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    Vance F. Mitchell

    University of British Columbia, Canada

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  1. Journal of Applied Psychology

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