The power of negative mood in predicting posttraumatic stress
                        disorder and alcohol abuse comorbidity.

Boland, Matthew; Rielage, Jennifer Klosterman; Hoyt, Tim

doi:10.1037/tra0000322

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“…Thus, intrusion and avoidance can not only be understood as an automatic reaction to the trauma memory, but also as actions and goal-directed midterm projects. The negative changes in mood [38] and cognitions [39] seem to be understandable consequences of these experiences and learning processes.…”

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PTSD and Action

Ladislav¹

2021

J Depress Anxiety Disord

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Trying to understand, diagnose, conceptualize and treat Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) leads to a range of ideas and propositions reaching from a simple reaction to a meaningful dealing with threat expectations. While the theories of PTSD are centered around one specific segment of human behavior (e.g. conditioning or coping) many treatment programs are eclectic. It is suggested that conceptualizing processes involved in PTSD in terms of an action theory informed frame of reference would allow to devise an integrative understanding of PTSD, integrative theory of the target processes and, finally, a theory-based treatment integrating the individual techniques in a well-reasoned system. The contextual action theory is suggested as an alternative satisfying the criteria required by the integration proposition. Check for updates Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Symptoms within an ActionFacing these open questions and problems in understanding PTSD we propose the contextual action theory [21] based on the theory of goal-directed action [22] as a conceptual backdrop for dealing with PTSD symptoms. In this view,

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Section: Post-traumatic Stress Disorder Symptoms As Action and Self-monitoring Problemsmentioning

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PTSD and Action

Ladislav¹

2021

J Depress Anxiety Disord

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“…They authors obtained marked and specific elevations of reaction times associated with the presentation of trauma-related material with an age effect by which the older group failed to display the reaction time increase. Negative cognitions and mood instability following PTSD may predict eventual alcohol and other substance abuse disorders [48].…”

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