@book{036bb60fb3544d6baa86c1f9405701ce,
title = "A Mixed-Methods Approach in the Arctic Archipelago of Svalbard: Studying the Cognition, Mental Health, and Lived Experiences of Small Teams in Isolation and Confinement",
abstract = "This case study outlines the cognitive, emotional, logistical, and financial demands that extreme environments place on their inhabitants. Extreme environment psychology investigates so-called isolated and confined environments, examples of which include Arctic and Antarctic research stations, manned space missions, and submarine appointments. It, thus, concerns only a very small but very unique portion of the human population: those who volunteer to partake in these missions and are deemed suitable for the mission. These people undergo great duress because they are very far away from their loved ones; they share a great amount of their living spaces with colleagues and their survival is constantly threatened by a hazardous environment. The 10 research participants in this study spent an entire year at the Polish Polar Station in ...",
keywords = "Svalbard, Arctic, terms, ice",
author = "Temp, {Anna G M} and Billy Lee and Thomas Bak",
year = "2018",
doi = "10.4135/9781526450111",
language = "English",
series = "SAGE Research Methods Cases Part 2",
publisher = "SAGE Publications",
}