CHECK THESE SAMPLES OF The Effects of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder on Vietnam War Soldiers
nbsp;The broad reach of cognitive science includes the study of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).... Researchers used vietnam veterans as study subjects to look for any factors that would separate those who suffered from PTSD from those who do not.... The writer of essay "Cognitive Science and Trauma" analyzes is there a drug that could prevent damage to the brain and is it ethical to send to combat those most at risk for developing PTSD....
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The researcher of this descriptive essay mostly focuses on the discussion of the topic of post-traumatic stress disorder, known as PTSD in the literature and among experts.... Although causes and treatments of post-traumatic stress disorder are well-known from the literature, the VA is structurally incapable of processing patients and supplying them with necessary treatments to prevent long-term damage to their lives, their families, and society.... Beginning with a definition of the post-traumatic stress disorder, the author describes results of the different studies of the problem and makes a profound analysis of PTSD....
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Term Paper
TSD was discovered due to the soldiers returning from the vietnam war, even though the disorder symptoms had been all along been identified with war veterans for centuries.... All the same there are numerous psychological disorders related with a hostile environment in war; for instance shell shock (Combat Stress Reaction) and Post Traumatic stress disorder(PTSD).... War Effects of Soldiers-Symptoms of Post Traumatic stress disorder.... The real emotional effects of hostile environment on soldiers can also be extremely distressing especially to the friends and family members, because it is seen as unfair that after all they have gone through, they keep on suffering (Ausenda, 1992)....
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The psychological effects of the vietnam war are bound to take many years to overcome.... citizens, the vietnam war is over but so many years later, it is as if the war happened a few years ago.... The paper "The Psychological effects of the War on the Victims" explores the profound effects on the soldiers returning from the war.... However, it is inappropriate for the government to brush aside the long-term effects of this war as it is seen to have caused major physiological implications on both the soldiers who survived and the families of the soldiers who die in battle....
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The paper "Treatment, Diagnosis, Causes of post-traumatic stress disorder" describes that individuals who suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder develop the condition from a terrifying ordeal that might have resulted in a threat of harm or exposure to harm itself.... hellip; PTSD is a type of mental disorder that is categorized under DSM-V.... These include several causes of the disorder ranging from drug abuse to genetics....
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Assignment
This work describes the problem of the soldiers injured in the battles shares a greater propensity to Post Traumatic stress disorder in respect to other soldiers.... hellip; The main reasons attributed to the cause of injured soldiers suffering from Post Traumatic stress disorder are found to be chronic pain, other physical problems and lack of proper medical attention.... In the above discussion, it is found that the intensity of Post Traumatic stress disorder increases with the passage of time from the end of the war....
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Research Paper
nbsp; Ever since the Vietnam War, the definition of post-traumatic stress has been broadened to include natural disasters, workplace accidents, and motor vehicle accidents.... There are also other forms of post-traumatic stress as those caused by physical and sexual abuse during childhood since they affect the patient's ability to form relationships and also have an effect on the development of their personality.... "Post Traumatic stress disorder of Veteran" paper states that it is of great need to monitor the conditions not only of the returning soldiers but also of the families....
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Literature review
In this regard, the paper will discuss war by focusing on why individuals or nations go to war, the psychological effects of the occupiers and occupied, what the soldiers have to go through during the war from the standpoint of the local population, soldiers, and the American community of the current U.... The paper "Positive and Negative Benefits of war" juxtaposes promoting of research and development, boost economic development vs death, psychological disorders, injuries, environmental pollution, destruction of property, breaks up families, destroys family patterns, and eliminate essential services....
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