Post-Traumatic Stress in Terror and War

Şar, Vedat

doi:10.5222/otd.2017.114

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“…The results indicated that both men (40%) and women (40%) had high scores of PCL (a score more than 48) which was higher than PTSD symptoms rates among potentially traumatic events exposed undergraduate students in other studies (Anders et al 2012;Frazier et al 2009;Watson and Haynes 2007). In addition, when compared to the similar studies conducted on individuals and students who live in or near conflict zones (Fontana et al 1992;Khan et al 2016;Marthoenis et al 2018;Şar 2017;Thabet and Abu Sultan 2016;Yasan et al 2008), the symptomology rates were higher in the current study. There are some possible reasons of the high rate of prevalence.…”

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Life balance and traumatic txperiences in undergraduate students living near conflict zones

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This study aimed to examine the prevalence of PTSD among undergraduate students and how PTSD affected life balance of undergraduate students who live close to conflict zones. The participants of the study were 253 undergraduate students who lived close to conflict zone and witnessed or experienced bombing or war conflicts. Data collection instruments were Juhnke-Balkin Life Balance Inventory-Turkish Form and Turkish Version of the PTSD Checklist for Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders Fifth Edition. The data were collected in paper-pencil format one month after bombing by terrorists across the border. Structural equation modeling was used in data analysis. The results indicated that PTSD symptomatology positively affects the students' depression and sleep disturbance levels. However, PTSD symptomatology negatively affects global health and positive orientation. All effect sizes were in small to large range. We suggest that administrators should invest counseling services and have practioners providing help especially for undergraduate students in conflict zones; and to make families familiar with PTSD symptoms.

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“…A great number of research indicated that exposure to traumatic events resulted in an increase of post-traumatic stress disorder (e.g. Aziz and Vostanis 1999;Şar 2017;Watson and Haynes 2007). Notwithstanding, the symptoms of PTSD emerges regardless of age (Aker et al 2008).…”

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Assessment of the Relationship Between Smoking and Depression in Pregnant Women

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2020

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Workplace Ostracism and Subjective Well-Being

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2023

Developing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Policies for Promoting Employee Sustainability and Well-Being

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There is growing recognition that better adaptation and settlement is achieved amongst refugees when they obtain meaningful and humane employment in the host country. However, asylum seekers face significant barriers to not only finding work, but also experience difficulties integrating into the workplace and face discrimination at work. Such discrimination may take the form of ostracism and is likely to lead to decreased identification with the employing organization along with colleagues and supervisors. The current chapter is thus a non-systematic review of the literature on workplace ostracism and calls for immediate discussion on refugee and asylum seekers' work experiences, and how neglect and discriminatory practices may lead to undesirable work outcomes and socio-cultural integration problems.

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Post-Traumatic Stress in Terror and War

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Life balance and traumatic txperiences in undergraduate students living near conflict zones

Life balance and traumatic txperiences in undergraduate students living near conflict zones

Assessment of the Relationship Between Smoking and Depression in Pregnant Women

Workplace Ostracism and Subjective Well-Being

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