Forms of cognitive and behavioral therapies (CBTs), including prolonged exposure and
cognitive processing therapy, have been empirically validated as efficacious treatments for …

Objective: To systematically review the literature on the association between deployment to
a peacekeeping mission and distress, mental disorders, and suicide. Methods: Peer …

Investigating dynamic associations between specific negative emotions and PTSD symptom
clusters may provide novel insights into the ways in which PTSD symptoms interact with …

Background Most studies of mental health in the armed forces focus primarily on post-
traumatic stress disorders among military personnel in combat situations. Aims To evaluate …

The body's adaptive reaction to a stressful event, an allostatic response, involves vigorous
physiological engagement with and efficient recovery from stress. Our aim was to investigate …

Exposure and sense of threat have been associated with stress symptoms, yet these
relationships have not been clarified during the peritraumatic period. We investigated the …

Background Meta-analyses of military deployment involve the exploration of focused
associations between predictors and peri and post-deployment outcomes. Objective We …

Interpersonal trauma (IPT) against women can have dire psychological consequences
including persistent maladaptive changes in the subjective experience of affect …

Importance Peacekeepers in United Nations missions experience potentially traumatic
events, resulting in increased risk for posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Understanding …

The present longitudinal study tested hypotheses about the relationship of subjective well-
being and neuroticism with rumination, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress in university …