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Assessing psychological trauma and PTSD

·1997·Choice Reviews Online

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Part 1: Understanding and Assessing Trauma and PTSD. J.P. Wilson, T.M. Keane, Introduction. J.P. Wilson, PTSD and Complex PTSD: Symptoms, Syndromes and Diagnoses. R.A. Bryant, Assessing Acute Stress Disorders. Part 2: Standardized Psychometric Measures, Clinical Protocols, Epidemiological Methods and Projective Techniques for Trauma and PTSD. F.H. Norris, J. Hamblen, Standardized Self-Report Measures of Civilian Trauma for PTSD. D.S. Weiss, Structured Clinical Interview Techniques for PTSD. M. Steinberg, Systematic Assessment of Posttraumatic Dissociation: The Structured Clinical Interview for DSM-IV: Dissociative Disorders. C.R. Marmar, T.J. Metzler, C. Otte, The Peritraumatic Dissociative Experiences Questionnaire. D.S. Weiss, The Impact of Events Scale - Revised. T. Luxenberg, P. Levin, The Role of the Rorschach in the Assessment and Treatment of Trauma. W.E. Schlenger, B.K. Jordan, J.M. Caddell, L. Ebert, J.A. Fairbank, Epidemiologic Methods for Assessing Trauma and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder. T.M. Keane, A.E. Street, J. Stafford, The Assessment of Military Related PTSD. Part 3: Assessing the Psychobiology of PTSD. S.P. Orr, L.J. Metzger, M.W. Miller, D.G. Kaloupek, Psychophysiological Assessment of PTSD. J.A. Knight, C.T. Taft, Assessing Neuropsychological Concomitants of Trauma and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder. J. Kaufman, D. Aikens, J. Krystal, Neuroimaging Studies in PTSD. Matthew J. Friedman, Psychobiological Laboratory Assessment of PTSD. Part 4: Assessing Trauma, Loss and PTSD in Medical Settings. T.C. Buckley, B.L. Green, P.P. Schnurr, Trauma, PTSD and Physical Health: Clinical Issues. L.M. Najavits, Assessment of Trauma, PTSD and Substance Use Disorder: A Practical Guide. B. Raphael, N. Martinek, S. Wooding, Assessing Traumatic Bereavement. Part 5: Assessing Trauma and PTSD in Gender, Culture and Psychosocial Development. K.O. Nader, Assessing Traumatic Experiences in Children. J. Briere, Psychological Assessment of Child Abuse Effects in Adults. R. Kimerling, A. Prins, D. Westrup, T. Lee, Gender Issues in the Assessment of PTSD. Part 6: Assessing Traumatic Injury in Litigation: PTSD and Law. J.P. Wilson, T.A. Moran, Forensic/Clinical Assessment of Psychological Trauma and PTSD in Legal Settings.

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Venue
Choice Reviews Online
Published
1997-06-01
Volume
34
Issue
10
Pages
34-5966-34-5966
ISSN
  • 0009-4978 (ISSN-L)
  • 1523-8253
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