Incidence and Psychophysiology of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder in Breast Cancer Victims and Witnesses

The objectives are (a) to evaluate the incidence of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in breast cancer patients and 'witnesses' (i.e., significant others), and (b) to validate - interview-based diagnosis by measuring physiologic responses during script-driven imagery of patients'...

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Main Author: Pitman, Roger K
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ANXIETY
BEHAVIOR
BREAST CANCER
CASUALTIES
EMOTIONS
FAMILY MEMBERS
INTERVIEWING
JUDGEMENT(PSYCHOLOGY)
MEASUREMENT
Medicine and Medical Research
PATIENTS
PHYSIOLOGIC RESPONSES
PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS
POST TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER
Psychology
PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY
RESPONSE(BIOLOGY)
SCRIPT-DRIVEN IMAGERY
STRESS(PSYCHOLOGY)
TRAUMA
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description The objectives are (a) to evaluate the incidence of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in breast cancer patients and 'witnesses' (i.e., significant others), and (b) to validate - interview-based diagnosis by measuring physiologic responses during script-driven imagery of patients' and witnesses' personal experiences with breast cancer. To date, 35 patients and 26 witnesses have been studied. Telephone interview data have been obtained on an additional 24 patients and 21 witnesses. Results to date suggest that the incidence and physiologic responses of breast cancer patients and witnesses are lower than those of survivors of other traumatic experiences.
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BEHAVIOR
BREAST CANCER
CASUALTIES
EMOTIONS
FAMILY MEMBERS
INTERVIEWING
JUDGEMENT(PSYCHOLOGY)
MEASUREMENT
Medicine and Medical Research
PATIENTS
PHYSIOLOGIC RESPONSES
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POST TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER
Psychology
PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY
RESPONSE(BIOLOGY)
SCRIPT-DRIVEN IMAGERY
STRESS(PSYCHOLOGY)
TRAUMA
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