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event. The most common symptoms of PTSD are flashbacks, nightmares, insomnia, lack of concentration, emotional numbing, difficulty remembering events related to the trauma, avoidance of reminders of the event, and hyperarousal. In addition to the psychological manifestations of PTSD, there are underlying physiological effects that bring about these severe and chronic symptoms and impair functioning in many ways. Brain imaging scans have revealed the effects of PTSD-related trauma on different…

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Prevalence of Stigma and Shame The psychological characteristics of a battered woman are similar to that of a hostage. The effects of the abuse are the result, not the reason, of a life-threatening relationship. The characteristics that a battered woman develops in reaction to her abuse may include low self-esteem, guilt, acceptance of blame, feelings of helplessness (Wilson, 2014). Low self-esteem. It takes effort daily for many women to preserve an optimistic sense of self. Women…

As Oprah Winfrey said ”Forgiveness is giving up the hope that the past could have been any different. In this quote, Oprah is talking about how childhood is a cause of trauma and how it affects adulthood. Trauma is when a person is deeply distressed or have a disturbed experience. Environmental trauma is emotional shock outside experiences. Trauma must be acted upon a threatened death, serious injury, and self-esteem or fear. While some argue that trauma mostly affects a child’s behavior, it has…

After watching the ted talk done by a pediatrician, Nadine Burke Harris and reading the three readings (Childhood Disrupted, Pipeline to Prison, Childhood Anxiety and Killers), I realized that society can learn allot about Adverse Childhood Experience (ACE). Through longitudinal studies, before watching and reading about ACEs I would never have thought there would have such a solid correlation between ACE and health outcomes in people’s lives, especially were not talking about five or six months…

Throughout this chapter, Livingston utilizes a wide array of anecdotal evidence to provide an in-depth understanding of the social dynamics at play in the process of pain. To lay the framework of this discussion, there is a contrast between two major understandings of pain. On one hand, Elaine Scarry concluded that pain is an individualized experience that is strongly understood by the victim while Talal Asad claimed that a major aspect of pain is the social response and interaction with others…

For employers, workplace bullying has economic costs for their business.9 It can lead directly to absenteeism, lower productivity through ‘presenteeism’ or time spent conducting investigations,10 WorkCover claims (resulting in higher insurance premiums) and sanctions or damages awards from work health and safety regulators and courts. There are also more indirect costs to a business such as hiring and training of new employees when someone resigns because of bullying (perceived or actual).11 The…

these emotional distress issues are anger, frustration, embarrassment, sadness, fear, and depression. Kids that have been bullied usually withdraw from social contact, and their sense of self-esteem can be damaged. Victims can endure serious psychological issues. This can lead to depression, and in some cases suicide. Cyberbullying can also interfere with the victim's ability to perform schoolwork. In some cases, it can cause the victim to change schools. The percent of middle schools that…

Failing a test is a hardship that is faced by all individuals, but how this should not be a step backward, but a step forward towards being more resilient, this courage may cause jealousy from other individuals. I believe that human emotions of hardship are essential to human qualities because it can lead to new understandings of how an individual can cope with their surroundings. The idea of resilience is a quality that is represented in a text named Always Looking Up written by Michael J. Fox,…

T., Back, S., & Coffey, S. F. (2004). Substance abuse and posttraumatic stress disorder. Current Directions in Psychological Science, 13, 206-209 Retrieved from www.argosy.edu/argosylibrary Brown, Pamela J., Stout, Robert L., Mueller, Timothy, Psychology of Addictive Behaviors 10.2 (Jun 1996): 124-128. Posttraumatic stress disorder and substance abuse…