Stress Disorders

Stress Disorders

Psychological disorders four symptoms shared by acute and posttraumatic stress disorders. Are reexperiencing the traumatic event such as thoughts, memories dreams, or nightmares connected to the event.

Avoidance which people will avoid activities that remind them of traumatic event they try to avoid related thoughts, feelings, or conversations.

Reduced responsiveness people feel dazed, have trouble remembering things, or have a sense of derealization feeling that the environment is unreal or strange.

Increased arousal, anxiety, and guilt ones with disorders like this may feel overly alert be easily startled, have trouble concentrating and develop sleep problems also might feel extreme guilt because they survived the traumatic event while others did not . Also feel guilty for what they may have to do to survive.

What life events are most likely to trigger a stress disorders , any traumatic event can trigger a stress disorder most common are combat, disasters, and abuse and victimization.

What factors determine how a person may be affected is such factors as life changes, individual psychological states , social support, biochemical activity and slowing of the immune system are all recognized as contributors to psychological and physical stress disorder.

The four stages in meeting psychological needs of disaster victims is preimpact starting when a disaster holds no direct threat, incite mitigation and adequate preparation Also impact or the time when the disaster happens. The time right after the collision of the events until the recovery starts then there is recovery where disaster happens and there are people that remain alive and try to rebuild there predisaster place in life. To connect in a systematic way between heart disease and personality types is A and type B type A is people that has this style are said to be consistenly angry, inpatient, competitive and ambitions. People that have a type B...