Civilian Moral Injury and Amygdala Functional Connectivity During Attention to Threat

Moral injury appraisals and complex PTSD in refugees: A longitudinal study.

“…For example, the assessment of the interpersonal versus noninterpersonal nature of PTEs would be useful in distinguishing fear-based versus moral injury pathways to psychological symptoms, while, qualitative work would provide an important avenue to explore the subjective experiences of refugees of particular events, and how these relate to moral beliefs, and psychological outcomes. In addition, the implementation of more objective or controlled methods to measure moral injury-related sequelae (e.g., using neural, implicit and/or experimental methods or measures; Andrews et al, 2023; Fulton et al, 2024; Hoffman & Nickerson, 2022a, 2022b) represents an important future direction to overcome measurement-related limitations in the field to date.…”