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DSM 5 definition of trauma
nostalgia symptoms melancholy incessant thinking of home (desire to leave war) disturbed sleep or insomnia loss of appetite anxiety cardiac palpitations also saw deaths (suicide or due to self neglect) tied to the cardiac issues
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criticisms of PTSD construct -PTSD pathologizes normal reactions -its not a legit diagnosis -its a euro american culture bound syndrome -it primarily serves a litigious rather than clinical purpose -traumatic memories not valid or reliable
changes made to criterion A in DSM-IV A2 removed (fear helplessness or horror) inclusion of “indirect exposure to aversive details of the trauma” (ex: handling dead bodies) learning about something happening to a loved one is limited to “violent” and “accidental” events
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