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1	POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS AND RISKY SEX IN TRAUMA-EXPOSED COLLEGE STUDENTS: THE ROLE OF PERSONALITY DISPOSITIONS TOWARD IMPULSIVE BEHAVIOR Flores, Jessica 01 January 2019 (has links) Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) has been linked to heightened engagement in risky sexual behavior (RSB) across diverse samples, and impulsivity has been postulated as a potential linkage (Weiss et al., 2012). Limited information has been published on the role that impulsivity can play in strengthening the relationship between PTSD and RSB in college students. The current study examined the moderating role of impulsivity dispositions: negative/positive urgency, (lack of) perseverance, sensation seeking, and (lack of) premeditation on the association between PTSD symptoms and past-year RSB among a sample of 221 undergraduate students (77.4% female) with at least one DSM-5 defined traumatic event. Negative binomial regression models were conducted to explore each impulsivity disposition’s moderating effect on the relationship between PTSD symptoms and RSB. PTSD symptoms and positive urgency, (lack of) perseverance, and sensation seeking were independently associated with RSB. Significant interactions were found between negative urgency and PTSD symptoms, and (lack of) premeditation and PTSD symptoms, such that PTSD symptoms were more strongly linked to RSB among individuals high in these impulsivity dispositions. The present study expands on the limited literature on the role specific impulsivity dispositions can have in the relationship between PTSD and RSB in trauma-exposed college students. Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Trauma-Exposed Impulsivity Risky Sexual Behavior College Students Clinical Psychology
2	Psychophysiological Correlates of Novel, Negative Emotional Stimuli in Trauma-Exposed Participants with PTSD Symptoms Christ, Nicole M. January 2018 (has links) No description available. Psychology PTSD trauma-exposed psychophysiology skin conductance heart rate variability externalizing behaviors anhedonia hybrid model anger depression film clips emotion
3	Trauma, Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Symptoms, and COVID-19 Impacts among South Asians Rafiuddin, Hanan S. 08 1900 (has links) South Asians are the third fastest growing racial/ethnic minority group in the United States with distinct cultural characteristics. The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has disproportionately impacted racial and ethnic minorities in the U.S, including South Asians, across several life domains: work, home life/education, social activities, economic, emotional and physical health, infection, quarantine, and positive changes. The COVID-19 pandemic may have critically impacted South Asians with traumatic event experiences and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) symptom severity across several life domains. Limited work suggests high rates of interpersonal traumas and substantial PTSD symptom severity in the South Asian community. Uniquely, the current study examined which life domains impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic associated with a greater count of traumatic event types, interpersonal vs. non-interpersonal traumas, and PTSD symptom severity. Results revealed that negative experiences in social activities, as well as distress in economic, emotional, and physical health domains, were significantly associated with the count of traumatic event types. Negative social activity experiences, and distress in the economic and emotional health domains, were also significantly associated with PTSD symptom severity. Quarantine and physical health domains significantly associated with the count of interpersonal traumas, while COVID-19-related experiences (in social, quarantine, and infection domains) significantly associated with the count of non-interpersonal traumas. Findings inform clinically relevant pandemic research in a vulnerable population and provide trauma and PTSD prevalence estimates in the South Asian community. trauma south asians posttraumatic stress disorder traumatic events asian indians COVID-19 pandemic trauma-exposed stressors culture interpersonal traumas non-interpersonal traumas generational status racial and ethnic minorities
4	Factors Associated With Readiness For Treatment In A Sample Of Substance-Dependent, Trauma-Exposed Incarcerated Women Hrouda, Debra R. 02 September 2014 (has links) No description available. Behavioral Sciences Clinical Psychology Criminology Gender Gender Studies Management Legal Studies Mental Health Public Policy Social Work Womens Studies women jail Transtheoretical Model behavior change ambivalence problem recognition substance dependence or abuse trauma exposed PTSD engagement mandated treatment SOCRATES motivation cocaine criminal justice sanctions offender TTM

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