Influence of Multiple Traumatic Event Types on Mental Health Outcomes: Does Count Matter?

Influence of Multiple Traumatic Event Types on Mental Health Outcomes: Does Count Matter?

The experience of potentially traumatizing events (PTEs) may be associated with conflicting outcomes: individuals may experience greater psychological distress (dose-response theory), or individuals may become more resilient against repeated PTEs (stress-inoculation theory). With limited empirical d...

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Main Authors: Brown, L.A (Author), Contractor, A.A (Author), Dranger, P. (Author), Frankfurt, S.B (Author), Gerber, M.M (Author), Oudshoorn, K. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Springer New York LLC 2018
Subjects:
adult
Article
assault
death
depression
Depression
descriptive research
disease severity
distress syndrome
Distress tolerance
Dose-response theory
female
follow up
homicide
human
injury
Lifetime traumatic experiences
male
mental health
posttraumatic stress disorder
potentially traumatizing event
psychological aspect
PTSD
sensitivity and specificity
Stress-inoculation theory
suicide
violence
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