Post-traumatic growth in the twenty-first century: how current trends may threaten our ability to grow after trauma
Abstract
Victims of trauma who experience post-traumatic stress disorder are often able to reframe the tragedies that they have been through in a way that gives them new-found purpose in life and a sense of empowerment. When they do so, they are enacting the phenomenon of post-traumatic growth. There are several empirically supported predictors of post-traumatic growth, including a person’s level of optimism and extroversion, the amount they socialize...
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Title
Post-traumatic growth in the twenty-first century: how current trends may threaten our ability to grow after trauma
Published Date
Apr 22, 2020
Volume
16
Issue
4
Pages
503 - 511
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