“…Although more recent investigations have recruited samples with various trauma types, there is currently less evidence to demonstrate the efficacy of CPT in populations with noninterpersonal violence traumas. Indeed, some preliminary evidence suggests that patients with combat-related trauma do not respond as well to CPT as those with other trauma types (e.g., Bradley, Greene, Russ, Dutra, & Westen, 2005; Schumm et al, 2013), and symptom presentation has been shown to vary by traumatic event type (Amir, Kaplan, & Kotler, 1996; Cougle, Feldner, Keough, Hawkins, & Fitch, 2010; Kelly, Weathers, McDevitt-Murphy, Eakin, & Flood, 2009; McFarlane et al, 2009; Rasmussen, Smith, & Keller, 2007; Read et al, 2012; Roberge et al, 2019; Smith, Summers, Dillon, & Cougle, 2016).…”