PTSD And Exceptional Stress: A Case Study

Social relationships with PTSD and exceptional stress: Social relationship is an important learning that is gain in the school as the students interact with the teachers and their peers. However, by cause of the exceptional stress and PTSD, the children could have gain trauma making difficult to have interaction between others. In the study of Elizur and Kaffman (1979) showed the effect of the war on Israeli children who lost their father and witness the funeral of them in the war presented bereavement reactions, behavioral problems and social impairments after 3 years. There was behavior changes over a period of 1 to 16 months after bereavement are presented. Also in case of the veterans have shown the same data of the decrease in the relationship (Riggs). This study examined the quality …show more content…
Heterosexual couples in which the veteran had PTSD (n=26) were compared to couple who did not have PTSD (n=24). The result was that 70% of the PTSD veterans and their partners reported clinically significant levels of relationship distress compared to only about 30% of the non-PTSD couples. Relationship difficulties appeared to encompass a wide range of areas, with PTSD veterans and their partners reporting that they had more problems in their relationships, more difficulties with intimacy, and had taken more steps toward separation and divorce than the non-PTSD veterans and their partners. However, this will not be correlated for the teens and children, but it shows the side effect of how the relationship between the people can be affected by the exceptional stress or PTSD to the society. Even the child and adults is the same human who will have the same culture, sex, IQ or other factor, they have different development in mental and physical, hence, and the researchers cannot assume that results gain from the adults will have the same effect on the children and teens; which