File:Combat & Operational Stress Research Quarterly Vol 7 No 3 Summer 2015 (IA ResearchQuarterly2015Summer).pdf

Abstracts of the following articles:

Multiple childhood traumas associated with decreased mental and physical health in adulthood

Self-awareness, perceived social support, and self-integration of moral injury in personal schemas associated with PTSD recovery

A machine learning approach to predicting PTSD trajectory may be
preferred to general linear modeling

Preliminary evidence supports the temporal stability of the PCL-5 in
longitudinal research

Distress is strongly associated with suicidality and difficulty controlling
violence in veterans

Critical Warzone Experiences scale is brief, reliable, and valid in OEF/OIF veteran sample

60-minute prolonged exposure with 40-minute imaginal exposures
effective in treating PTSD symptoms

Combat stress not associated with physical health symptoms after
accounting for PTSD

Analysis of linguistic characteristics may predict PTSD

Insomnia shows unique indirect effect on physical health symptoms
in soldiers post-deployment

Narrative therapy decreases symptoms of PTSD and depression

Comorbid alcohol dependence and PTSD vary in clinical presentation
but not treatment response

Shame and aspects of guilt associated with PTSD symptoms in
victims of intimate partner violence

Computerized attention-bias modification program may reduce
symptoms of PTSD and depression

Mindful non-judging negatively associated with PTSD symptoms

Increased focus is needed on the partners of veterans with PTSD

Peritraumatic negative cognitions about oneself increase risk of acute
stress disorder and PTSD post-trauma

PTSD patients show deficits in their ability to use contextual information to modulate fear expression

Subjects: Brain injuries; Stress Disorders Post-Traumatic; depression; alcoholism; Operation Enduring Freedom; Operation Iraqi Freedom