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In acute stress disorder, that indicate a detachment from the trauma and ongoing events are prominent.
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Resting levels of cortisol tend to be among PTSD sufferers than among people without PTSD.
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Repetitive behaviors or mental acts that an individual feels he or she must perform are .
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OCD patients who respond well to behavior therapy have shown reduced activity in the and .
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CBT for OCD focus on to the focus of the obsession and of compulsive responses.
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Drugs that increase the amount of in the brain have been found to help patients with OCD.
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Brain imaging studies have shown deterioration in the of people with PTSD, compared to people without PTSD.
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Many studies have found that, following a trauma, most people try to of the trauma somehow as a means of coping.
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People who following a trauma are at increased risk for developing PTSD.
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The most potent predictors of people’s reactions to trauma are the and of the trauma, and the of the individual to the trauma.





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