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The intention behind using the PRRC model is to anticipate and prevent behavioral risk factors and intervene with individuals who exhibit mental, behavioral, psychosocial, and medical/physical risk factors while simultaneously endorsing and reinforcing various resiliency traits and characteristics during pandemic disasters. The theoretical assumptions in the PRRC model are multidimensional and relate to the research on disaster mental health and critical review by a panel of eight experts in disaster mental health response, epidemiology, medical and psychosocial aspects of illness and disability, and applied behavior science. A primary supposition is that individuals exhibit a range of mental, behavioral, and psychosocial responses and adaptations during pandemic disasters on a continuum from excellent to poor resiliency and from low to extreme risk. Overall, the PRRC model proposes that individuals are not defined by critical events. Persons who are resilient form an identity as a survivor rather than a victim of a pandemic disaster.