Comparison of Emotional Schemes in War Veterans suffering Post Traumatic Stress Disorder with Depression Symptoms, Anxiety Symptoms and without Signs of Depression and Anxiety

February 1, 2020مجله طب جانبازOpen Access

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This research aims to compare emotional schemes among war veterans with posttraumatic stress disorder, those with and without depression and anxiety symptoms.
Analyzed emotional schemes in veterans diagnosed with PTSD, categorized into those with and without depression and anxiety symptoms.
Utilized standardized assessment tools to measure emotional responses.
Included a sample size of veterans suffering from PTSD to evaluate emotional differences.
Veterans with PTSD and depression showed significantly different emotional schemes compared to those without.
Anxiety symptoms contributed to the variation in emotional responses among PTSD veterans.
Specific emotional patterns were identified that may assist in developing targeted interventions for affected veterans.

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Compares emotional schemes in veterans with PTSD, depression, and anxiety, suggesting distinct differences.

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