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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Centrality of Events"”.

  1. An Exploration of Contributors to Intergenerational Trauma Transmission in American Families: Parental Life Experiences and Parenting Styles.

    … addresses biological and behavioral routes of transmission, leaving little room for systemic influences. This research reviews preexisting biological and behavioral contributors and explores systemic contributors to intergenerational trauma transmission in American families as it relates to …

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  2. An exploration of women’s lived experiences of event centrality resulting from childhood trauma – an existential perspective

    Objective: The purpose of this study was to explore the lived experience of Event Centrality, being when an event becomes central to identity, of women who have experienced trauma in childhood. A systematic review of literature demonstrates a lack of qualitative research in the field. The study …

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  3. POSTTRAUMATIC CULTURAL DIFFERENCES IN TRAUMA-CENTERED IDENTITY AND SELF-CONSISTENCY

    … differences have also been observed in levels of self-consistency. Individualistic cultures value high levels of consistency, whereas collectivistic cultures promote identity flexibility and adaptation to different social contexts. Several PTSD models describe the involvement of selfconsistency …

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  4. The Role Of Memory, Personality, And Thought Processes In Posttraumatic Stress Disorder

    … <p>The autobiographical memory model of PTSD posits that the memory for the traumatic experience is influential in development of the disorder (Rubin, Berntsen, & Bohni, 2008). In particular, Berntsen & Rubin (2006) argue that the degree of event centralization, the incorporation of

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