"Why" or "how": the effect of concrete versus abstract processing on intrusive memories following analogue trauma

"Why" or "how": the effect of concrete versus abstract processing on intrusive memories following analogue trauma

Emergency service workers, military personnel, and journalists working in conflict zones are regularly exposed to trauma as part of their jobs and suffer higher rates of posttraumatic stress compared with the general population. These individuals often know that they will be exposed to trauma and th...

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Główni autorzy:	White, R, Wild, J
Format:	Journal article
Wydane:	Elsevier 2016

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