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trauma - script exposure in female PTSD patients(passive) provoked byPTSD symptoms
the factorsmight influencePTSD symptoms
breast cancer through psychological interventions(passive) caused byPTSD symptoms
the incident ... the memory networkcausesPTSD symptoms
witnessing or participating in a traumatic event(passive) caused byPTSD symptoms
traumatic brain injuries(passive) caused byPTSD symptoms
the brain having physical changes to its make - up(passive) are ... caused byPTSD symptoms
soundsto provokePTSD symptoms
various factorscould influencePTSD symptoms
maladaptive avoidance of traumatic memories , which can be successfully treated by repeated exposure to the traumatic memories to reduce symptoms(passive) are caused byPTSD symptoms
a physical examination to check for medical problemsmight causePTSD symptoms
that high histamine releases adrenalineprovokingptsd symptoms
The thingsetsPTSD apart
the one symptomsetsPTSD apart
his work duties and settled the case in September(passive) was caused byRavndal 's PTSD
protective psychological factors ( for example , social support and self - efficacy ) , other personality factors , and possible underlying neurobiological mechanisms ( for example , neuropeptide oxytocincould influencePTSD symptoms
the collision than those not diagnosed with PTSD(passive) caused byacute PTSD
it is possibleto causePTSD signs
many experiences , including combat , in - service personal assault or harassment , military sexual trauma , or any other traumatic event(passive) can be caused byPTSD
trauma from war , sexual assault , violence , accidents , natural disasters , and other stressful events(passive) can be caused byPTSD
Events ... actual or threatened abuse , death , physical injury , sexual abuse / violence , accidents , situations that cause extreme fear , and many morecausePTSD
foundto influencePTSD severity
Events ... Combat and military exposure Terrorist attacks Physical or sexual assault Child sexual or physical abuse Serious accidents Natural disasterscausePTSD
from experiencing severe trauma or being in a life - threatening event either during war or in a noncombat situation(passive) is causedPTSD
Traumatic events ... physical or sexual assault , war - related combat stress , terrorism , natural or man - made disasters , and other threats on a person?s lifemay causePTSD
a trauma or life - threatening event , including combat exposure(passive) is caused byPTSD
a traumatic event or events such as combat , sexual abuse and assault , disaster , or witnessing something horrific such as death(passive) can be caused byPTSD
But the experience of sexual assault or harassment while serving is actually even more likely than combat traumato causePTSD
exposure to a traumatic event or frightening experience such as sexual assault , war , natural disaster , accidents or the threat of death to oneself or a loved one(passive) is caused byPTSD
war , sexual assault , childhood abuse , torture , violent crime , accidents , natural disasters , and other severely stressful events(passive) can be caused byPTSD
traumatic events ... sexual assault , physical assault , an unexpected death of a loved one , an accident , war , or natural disastercan causePTSD
witnessing or surviving some form of trauma , including accidents , assault , combat and natural disasters(passive) is caused byPTSD
Exposure to events involving violence , natural disaster , accidents or waroften causesPTSD
Not only war , but natural disaster or a personal trauma such as a sexual assault or a severe accidentcan also causePTSD
a single traumatic event , multiple traumatic events over time , or a sustained state of trauma(passive) may be caused byPTSD
so many different events ; personal trauma , sexual trauma , combat , reactions to training(passive) is caused by PTSD
any trauma such as unexpected loss , accidents , natural disasters , war , physical , violence , emotional or sexual abuse or terrorist attacks(passive) can be caused by PTSD
exposure to traumatic , frightening events such as natural disaster or combat(passive) can be caused byPTSD
traumatic events ... military combat , terrorist attacks , physical or sexual assault , child abuse , or even motor vehicle accidents and natural disasterscan causePTSD
intense fear , horror , or helplessness due to a physical or sexual assault , accidents , war , or even unexpected death of a loved one(passive) may be caused byPTSD
clinically significant distress or impairment in social , occupational , or other important areas of functioningmust causeclinically significant distress or impairment in social , occupational , or other important areas of functioning
a great deal of distress and can be incapacitatingcausesa great deal of distress and can be incapacitating
when a person is involved in a short - term or single traumatic eventresultwhen a person is involved in a short - term or single traumatic event
to addictionwill leadto addiction
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the suffering(passive) caused bythe suffering
disruptions in trauma survivors ' close relationshipscan causedisruptions in trauma survivors ' close relationships
from unprocessed trauma memoriesresultingfrom unprocessed trauma memories
when a traumatic event causes an over - reactive adrenaline response , which creates deep neurological patterns in the brainmay resultwhen a traumatic event causes an over - reactive adrenaline response , which creates deep neurological patterns in the brain
isolationprovokeisolation
from traumatic eventsresultingfrom traumatic events
a person to act in ways that may be hard for family members to understandcan causea person to act in ways that may be hard for family members to understand
significant distress or functional impairmentmust causesignificant distress or functional impairment
significant problems at home , work or other important areas of lifecan causesignificant problems at home , work or other important areas of life
just emotional pain but physical pain as wellcan causejust emotional pain but physical pain as well
to additional problems , including difficulty concentrating , memory problems and substance abusemay leadto additional problems , including difficulty concentrating , memory problems and substance abuse
to reductions in PPSS , while there is less evidence that PPSS might protect against the development of PTSD symptoms ( i.e. , that PPSS is a resilience factormay leadto reductions in PPSS , while there is less evidence that PPSS might protect against the development of PTSD symptoms ( i.e. , that PPSS is a resilience factor
to overtly anxious behaviorleadto overtly anxious behavior
various changes in mood and thinkingto causevarious changes in mood and thinking
when these safe stimuli continue to trigger fearful and defensive responses long after the trauma has occurredresultwhen these safe stimuli continue to trigger fearful and defensive responses long after the trauma has occurred
to greater accommodating behaviors in romantic partnersmay leadto greater accommodating behaviors in romantic partners
to the connection between exposure to childhood abuse and current reported pain and pain - related limitations within this sample of highly traumatized adultscontributeto the connection between exposure to childhood abuse and current reported pain and pain - related limitations within this sample of highly traumatized adults
to impulsive behavior because PTSD decreases a patient 's ability to use normal coping strategies for these precipitatorsleadto impulsive behavior because PTSD decreases a patient 's ability to use normal coping strategies for these precipitators
to withdrawal more than lashing outto leadto withdrawal more than lashing out
me to be excessively situationally aware , to the point where I create danger in my mind that is not physically presenthave causedme to be excessively situationally aware , to the point where I create danger in my mind that is not physically present
very longare ... being discoveredvery long
adverse improvements in an individuals psychological , Actual physical , and psychological state , As well as in the most serious scenarioscauseadverse improvements in an individuals psychological , Actual physical , and psychological state , As well as in the most serious scenarios
adverse improvements in a persons mental , Actual physical , and emotional conditioncauseadverse improvements in a persons mental , Actual physical , and emotional condition
to adverse variationsleadto adverse variations
to adverse modifications in a persons psychological , Actual physical , and emotional condition , As well as in probably the most major conditionsleadto adverse modifications in a persons psychological , Actual physical , and emotional condition , As well as in probably the most major conditions
avoidant behavior , making it harder for those who need help to commit to medical appointments that might dredge up unpleasant feelingsto causeavoidant behavior , making it harder for those who need help to commit to medical appointments that might dredge up unpleasant feelings
to adverse alterations in a persons psychological , Actual physical , and psychological stateleadto adverse alterations in a persons psychological , Actual physical , and psychological state
in adverse variations in a persons mental , Actual physical , and psychological point outresultin adverse variations in a persons mental , Actual physical , and psychological point out
those who have it to act as if they are constantly threatened by the trauma that caused their illnesscan causethose who have it to act as if they are constantly threatened by the trauma that caused their illness
to persistent re - experiencing and hyperarousal symptomscontributeto persistent re - experiencing and hyperarousal symptoms
a person to re - experience the traumatic event over and over again and to develop nightmares , flashbacks , anxiety , avoidant behaviour , mood changes and other such symptomscausesa person to re - experience the traumatic event over and over again and to develop nightmares , flashbacks , anxiety , avoidant behaviour , mood changes and other such symptoms
intrusive symptoms such as re - experiencing the traumatic event , vivid nightmares , flashbacks , or thoughts of the event that seem to come from nowherecan causeintrusive symptoms such as re - experiencing the traumatic event , vivid nightmares , flashbacks , or thoughts of the event that seem to come from nowhere
someone to re - experience the traumatic event / experience over and over again and to develop nightmares , flashbacks , anxiety , avoidant behaviour , mood changes and other symptomscan causesomeone to re - experience the traumatic event / experience over and over again and to develop nightmares , flashbacks , anxiety , avoidant behaviour , mood changes and other symptoms
symptoms such as flashbacks , avoidance , hypervigilance , nightmares , or re - experiencing traumacan causesymptoms such as flashbacks , avoidance , hypervigilance , nightmares , or re - experiencing trauma
in a number of symptoms , including flashbacks of the event , sleeping difficulties and nightmares , stress , memory issuesmay resultin a number of symptoms , including flashbacks of the event , sleeping difficulties and nightmares , stress , memory issues