Titlebook: International Handbook of Human Response to Trauma; Arieh Y. Shalev,Rachel Yehuda,Alexander C. McFarla Book 2000 Springer Science+Business

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Cultural Diversity in the Appraisal and Expression of Traumae between modern and traditional conceptualizations of traumatic exposure and its consequences. Each perspective has a richness and complexity that must be respected and understood if we hope to provide effective clinical interventions for trauma survivors from traditional backgrounds.

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The Discourse on Trauma in Non-Western Cultural Contexts the many ways in which people speak about trauma, the many ways in which the word trauma has taken up a meaning in diverse cultural contexts. What is mentioned first is the experience of cultural collapse, of cultural destabilization. This is a common experience for the large number of people livin

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Children: Secondary Victims of Domestic Violencees. Now, however, increasing attention is being paid to this subject and to the effects that witnessing or experiencing domestic violence may have on children in the short term and on their longer term development and psychological adjustment.

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Evaluating the Prevalence and Impact of Domestic Violencecal inadequacies in the area of domestic violence research.* Many early research initiatives in domestic violence were poorly designed, were unrepresentative of a particular population, and lacked control groups. Measurement instruments were often not validated, and their psychometric properties wer

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Body Image and Body Recoverybuse and/or who suffer from eating disorders. It is predicated on the idea that improved bodily selfesteem can enhance physiological and psychological recovery. The material presented here provides ways to think about the mind and body in relation to trauma and body image. Different traumas violate

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Deliberate Sexual Torture of Women in Warat systematic rape was committed mainly upon Bosnian Muslim women by Bosnian Serb and Serb militia, military personnel, and other persons in authority, often as a weapon in “ethnic cleansing.” Health and mental health professionals may play an important role in documenting rape in war, as well as in