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Together, these findings highlight the real-world burden of intrusive memories and the central role of emotions, such as anger, in intrusion-related distress. This emphasizes the need for interventions targeting not only intrusions themselves, but also their emotional and physiological precursors and consequences, through strategies that promote adaptive regulation in both PTSD and cPTSD.
Dietiker et al. (Tue,) studied this question.