Potentially Traumatic Events (PTEs)
Exposure to Potentially Traumatic Events in Early Childhood: Differential Links to Emergent Psychopathology
... A follow-up test indicated significant mediation of the relationship between violence exposure and conduct problems by parental symptoms (Sobel = 2.67, p < .01). Discussion Consistent with clinical and basic science ...
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The effects of trait anxiety, potentially traumatic events, and psychological adjustment on attentional threat bias in college students
... stressor events as well as events that are associated with persistent posttraumatic distress (Carlson et ...common potentially traumatic events in a civilian ...different ...
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Associations between lifetime potentially traumatic events and chronic physical conditions in the South African Stress and Health Survey: a cross sectional study
... and Health Survey: a cross-sectional study Lukoye Atwoli 1,2* , Jonathan M. Platt 3 , Archana Basu 4 , David R. Williams 5 , Dan J. Stein 2 and Karestan C. Koenen 4,6 Abstract Background: This study examined the ...
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Infant Exposure To Potentially Traumatic Events In The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
... Infant Exposure To Potentially Traumatic Events In The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Amy L. D’Agata, PhD University of Connecticut, 2015 Infants who begin life in the medicalized environment of the ...
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Paramedics' experiences of potentially traumatic events and their coping styles: an interpretative phenomenological analysis
... multiple potentially traumatic events and individualised coping ...as traumatic and why, especially since research suggests that events traditionally considered traumatic, such ...
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Non-medical use of prescription drugs by young men: impact of potentially traumatic events and of social-environmental stressors.
... and potentially traumatic events were ...of traumatic nature were ...whether potentially traumatic events and long-lasting environmental stressors are differentially ...
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Exposure to Potentially Traumatic Events, Emotional Adjustment, and Social Competence in Preschoolers Facing Economic Risk
... to traumatic events may be particularly elevated when their parents are also experiencing psychological distress; alternatively, children whose parents are emotionally healthy may be better able to cope ...
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Potentially traumatic events, coping strategies and associations with mental health and well-being measures among conflict-affected youth in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo
... Research indicates that when faced with stress, people rely on religion as a coping strategy and this strategy has been assessed as protective in cross-sectional studies, al- beit with mixed evidence [64]. In this study, ...
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Potentially traumatic experiences of seafarers
... to potentially traumatic ...more traumatic than their own mor- tal ...Post- traumatic Stress Disorders, Hinton and Lewis-Fernandez [21] found that in socio-centric societies, somatic symp- ...
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Potentially traumatic interpersonal events, psychological distress and recurrent headache in a population-based cohort of adolescents: the HUNT study
... life events on the development of psycho- somatic outcomes, including headache, in ...and potentially traumatic events such as disaster, 22 exposure to abuse 23 24 and ...
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Handling Traumatic Events
... We are shocked and shaken by the enormity of the event and its unexpected nature. Sometimes, though, long term stress can assume traumatic proportions. Carl Dudley and Melvin Schoonover, researchers who ...
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Latent Classes of Exposure to Potentially Traumatic and Stressful Life Events in a Sample of Young Predominantly Ethnic Minority Women
... and events involving direct, violent victimization have been shown to engender an especially high risk for both Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) (Duncan, Saunders, Kilpatrick, Hanson, & Resnick, 1996; Fowler, ...
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EFFECTS OF TRAUMATIC EVENTS ON CHILDREN
... thousands of specialized clinical services, research programs and educational initiatives focused on combat-related PTSD. Billions of dollars have dedicated to treating and understanding combat-related trauma. In ...
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Responding to traumatic events that affect the workplace
... Such events include: an employee dies at home, an employee’s spouse commits suicide, a shooting happens in a nearby mall, rumors of a pending merger are ...
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Climate Events and Insurance Demand The effect of potentially catastrophic events on insurance demand in Italy
... extreme events are constantly increasing. What’s the effect of these potentially catastrophic events on insurance demand in Italy, with particular reference to the economic activities? Extreme ...
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Review: Traumatic brain injury and hyperglycemia, a potentially modifiable risk factor
... Received: May 27, 2016 Accepted: September 02, 2016 Published: September 10, 2016 ABSTRACT Hyperglycemia after severe traumatic brain injury (TBI) occurs frequently and is associated with poor clinical outcome and ...
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LIFE EXPECTANCY AFTER major traumatic events is of
... major traumatic events is of interest to a wide range of audiences, including those who survive the trauma, sometimes with lifelong disabilities, their family members, care providers, insurers, and legal ...
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Medical Events & Traumatic Stress in Children and Families
... “When a family receives the news that their child has cancer, it is a traumatic event. The treatment necessary to cure children involves repeated, painful procedures, disruption in family functioning, and a life ...
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[Disorders related to traumatic events. Screening and treatment].
... are based on the most recent epidemiologic studies, consensus, and expert opinion. MAIN MESSAGE Very often, ASD and PTSD are underdiagnosed and undertreated. Family physicians are likely to see patients suffering from ...
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ONE OF THE MORE COMMON traumatic events among
... O NE OF THE MORE COMMON traumatic events among elderly patients is hip fracture, which can cause significant mortality and morbidity. In addition to the increase in life expectancy seen over recent decades, ...
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