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Encyclopedia of Psychological Trauma, 1st Edition

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  • ISBN-10: 1444350447
  • ISBN-13: 9781444350449
  • DDC: 616.85
  • Grade Level Range: College Freshman - College Senior
  • 720 Pages | eBook
  • Original Copyright 2008 | Published/Released February 2012
  • This publication's content originally published in print form: 2008

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Overview

The Encyclopedia of Psychological Trauma is the only authoritative reference on the scientific evidence, clinical practice guidelines, and social issues addressed within the field of trauma and posttraumatic stress disorder. Edited by the leading experts in the field, you will turn to this definitive reference work again and again for complete coverage of psychological trauma, PTSD, evidence based and standard treatments, as well as controversial topics including EMDR, virtual reality therapy, and much more.

Table of Contents

Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Dedication.
Preface.
Guide for Readers.
Acknowledgments.
Editorial Board.
Advisory Board.
Editorial Assistants.
Contributors.
1: Abuse, Child Physical.
2: Abuse, Child Sexual.
3: Acute Stress Disorder.
4: Adjustment Disorders.
5: Adolescence.
6: Aggression.
7: Alcohol Use Disorders.
8: Alexithymia.
9: Alienation and Trauma.
10: Amygdala.
11: Anger.
12: Anniversary Reactions.
13: Anterior Cingulate Cortex.
14: Anthropological Perspectives.
15: Antisocial Behavior.
16: Anxiety Disorders.
17: Anxiety Management Training.
18: Artistic Depictions of Psychological Trauma.
19: Assessment, Psychometric, Adult.
20: Assessment, Psychometric, Child.
21: Assessment, Psychophysiological.
22: Asylum Seekers.
23: Attachment.
24: Attributions.
25: Avoidance.
26: Bereavement.
27: Betrayal Trauma.
28: Biofeedback.
29: Biology, Animal Models.
30: Biology, Brain Structure, and Function, Adult.
31: Biology, Brain Structure, and Function, Child.
32: Biology, Neurochemistry.
33: Biology, Physiology.
34: Burnout.
35: Burns.
36: Charcot, Jean-Martin (1825–1893).
37: Child Development.
38: Child Maltreatment.
39: Clinician-Administered Ptsd Scale.
40: Cognitive Behavior Therapy, Adult.
41: Cognitive Behavior Therapy, Child Abuse.
42: Cognitive Behavior Therapy, Childhood Traumatic Grief.
43: Cognitive Impairments.
44: Cognitive Integration, Biopsychosocial.
45: Combat Stress Reaction.
46: Community Violence.
47: Comorbidity.
48: Complex Posttraumatic Stress Disorder.
49: Conditioned Fear.
50: Conservation of Resources Theory.
51: Coping.
52: Coping Skills Training.
53: Countertransference.
54: Criminal Victimization.
55: Crisis Intervention, Adult.
56: Crisis Intervention, Child.
57: Critical Incident Stress Management.
58: Culture-Bound Syndromes.
59: Culture and Trauma.
60: Delayed Onset.
61: Depression.
62: Diagnosis of Traumatic Stress Disorders (DSM & ICD).
63: Dialectical Behavior Therapy.
64: Disasters.
65: Disclosure.
66: Disruptive Behavior Disorders.
67: Dissociation.
68: Dissociative Identity Disorder.
69: Domestic Violence.
70: Early Intervention.
71: Eating Disorders.
72: Emergency Care Systems.
73: Emergency Personnel.
74: Emotional Abuse.
75: Emotional Numbing.
76: Epidemiology.
77: Etiology.
78: Evidence-Based Treatment.
79: Exposure Therapy, Adult.
80: Exposure Therapy, Child.
81: Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing.
82: Family Systems.
83: Family Therapy.
84: Ferenczi, Sándor (1873–1933).
85: Flashbacks.
86: Forensic Assessment.
87: Freud, Sigmund.
88: Frontal Cortex.
89: Gender.
90: Genetics.
91: Genocide.
92: Geriatrics.
93: Grotesque Death.
94: Group Therapy.
95: Guilt.
96: Gulf War Syndrome.
97: Habituation.
98: Health Service Utilization.
99: Hippocampus.
100: History of Psychological Trauma.
101: HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus).
102: Holocaust, The.
103: Homelessness.
104: Human Rights Violations.
105: Human Trafficking.
106: Humanitarian Intervention.
107: Humiliation Trauma.
108: Hyperarousal.
109: Hypnotherapy.
110: Hysteria.
111: Impact of Event Scale—Revised.
112: Incarceration.
113: Infancy and Early Childhood.
114: Information Processing.
115: Insomnia.
116: Intergenerational Effects.
117: International Organizations.
118: Interpersonal Psychotherapy.
119: Intrusive Reexperiencing.
120: Janet, Pierre (1859–1947).
121: Journal of Traumatic Stress.
122: Journalists, Effects of Trauma on.
123: Laws, Legislation, and Policy.
124: Learned Helplessness.
125: Learning Theory.
126: Limbic System.
127: Literary Depictions of Psychological Trauma.
128: Locus Ceruleus.
129: Malingering.
130: Marital Relationships.
131: Marital Therapy.
132: Media Reporting of Trauma.
133: Medical Illness, Adult.
134: Medical Illness, Child.
135: Meditation.
136: Memories of Traumatic Experiences.
137: Memory.
138: Military Personnel.
139: Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory-2 (MMPI-2).
140: Mississippi Civilian Scale for PTSD—Revised.
141: Mississippi Combat PTSD Scale.
142: Mortuary Workers.
143: Motor Vehicle Collisions.
144: Movie Depictions of Psychological Trauma.
145: Myers, Charles Samuel (1873–1946).
146: National Center for Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (NC-PTSD).
147: National Child Traumatic Stress Network.
148: Nightmares.
149: Nongovernmental Organizations.
150: Occupational Disability.
151: Oppenheim, Hermann.
152: Parent-Child Intervention.
153: Peacekeeping.
154: Perpetration-Induced Trauma.
155: Personality Disorders.
156: Pharmacotherapy, Adult.
157: Pharmacotherapy, Child.
158: Political Prisoners.
159: Posttraumatic Adaptation.
160: Posttraumatic Cognitions Inventory.
161: Posttraumatic Growth.
162: Posttraumatic Stress Disorder.
163: Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Checklist.
164: Posttraumatic Stress Disorder, Diagnosis of.
165: Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Symptom Scale.
166: Practice Guidelines.
167: Prevention, Adult.
168: Prevention, Child.
169: Primary Care.
170: Prisoners of War.
171: Professional Standards and Ethics.
172: Projective Personality Measures.
173: Psychodynamic Therapy, Adult.
174: Psychodynamic Therapy, Child.
175: Psychoeducation.
176: Psychological First Aid, Adult.
177: Psychological First Aid, Child and Adolescent.
178: Psychoneuroimmunology.
179: Psychosis.
180: Psychotherapeutic Processes.
181: Public Health.
182: Quality of Life.
183: Race-Related Stressors.
184: Racial and Ethnic Factors.
185: Rape Trauma.
186: Refugees.
187: Research Methodology.
188: Resilience.