File:Combat & Operational Stress Research Quarterly Vol 6 No 4 Fall 2014 (IA COSResearchQVol6No4Fall2014).pdf

1 TBI during deployment may be the strongest predictor of post-deployment PTSD
1 Veterans with PTSD who over-report psychological symptoms show an augmented modified Stroop effect
3 Efficacy of PTSD treatment programs not necessarily attributable to specific type of evidence-based therapy, according to provider report
3 Shame plays a significant role in development of PTSD symptoms
4 PTSD may best be conceptualized by a five-factor model
4 Levels of conscientiousness and extraversion associated with response to D-cycloserine-augmented exposure therapy
5 Trauma-focused treatments not necessarily contraindicated for veterans dually-diagnosed with an alcohol use disorder and PTSD
5 Diagnostic accuracy of the Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Checklist–civilian version in a military sample
5 Anger is associated with reduced treatment gains in CPT
6 Irritability and anger are key features of PTSD in female veterans regardless of internalizing or externalizing tendencies
6 Treatments aimed at altering attention bias may decrease PTSD symptoms
7 Comorbidity of depression and PTSD in a military sample
7 Comparison of US and UK military personnel shows that differences in combat exposure are associated with severity of PTSD symptoms
8 Veterans with PTSD show lower levels of spirituality than control participants without PTSD
8 Substance use and substance use disorders in recently deployed and never deployed soldiers
9 PTSD and depression mediate the relationship between childhood maltreatment and health-related quality of life
9 Filing formal report of sexual harassment in reservists not associated with emotional well-being unless reporting process is perceived as satisfactory
9 Burnout among mental health clinicians using evidence-based treatments for PTSD
10 Resilience acts as a protective factor against alcohol misuse
10 Seven-day intensive cognitive therapy effective in reducing PTSD symptoms
11 Holographic reprocessing reduces psychological distress in female veterans with a low drop-out rate
11 Perceived stigma and barriers to care higher in those with a mental health diagnosis
11 Trauma informed guilt reduction therapy improves posttraumatic symptoms
12 Combat deployment associated with deterioration in social and emotional functioning
12 Test Your Knowledge

Subjects: Brain injuries; Stress Disorders Post-Traumatic; NMC San Diego; Operation Enduring Freedom; Operation Iraqi Freedom;