Adverse events: traumatic or potential for growth?
Abstract
Exposure to stress, adverse events and catastrophic trauma is not unusual in the course of a lifetime, and the consequences can be significant for many. Events including terrorist attacks, tsunamis, hurricanes as well as other man-made adverse events such as work accidents, road traffic accidents and medical negligence make the study of such reactions important. Most exposed individuals, due to their resilience do not develop a psychological...
Paper Details
Title
Adverse events: traumatic or potential for growth?
Published Date
Dec 1, 2012
Volume
1
Issue
4
Pages
220 - 223
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