Dissociation and posttraumatic stress 1 year after the World Trade Center disaster: Follow-up of a longitudinal survey

Keyphrases

• Dissociation 100%
• Posttraumatic Stress 100%
• Longitudinal Survey 100%
• World Trade Center Disaster 100%
• Social Support 40%
• Quality of Life 30%
• Strong Predictor 20%
• Early Response 20%
• Outcome Prediction 20%
• Baseline Characteristics 10%
• First Year 10%
• Comorbid 10%
• Quality Measures 10%
• Non-responders 10%
• Non-associated 10%
• Stress Effect 10%
• 1-year Follow-up 10%
• Clinician-administered 10%
• Posttraumatic Stress Symptoms 10%
• Independent Pathway 10%
• Anger 10%
• Poor Prognostic Factors 10%
• Life Satisfaction 10%
• Satisfaction Survey 10%
• Loss of Control 10%
• Guilt 10%
• Dissociative Experiences Scale 10%
• Mail Survey 10%
• Impact of Event Scale-Revised (IES-R) 10%
• Enjoyment of Life 10%
• Peritraumatic Distress 10%
• Interpersonal Support 10%
• Supportability Evaluation 10%
• Cambridge Depersonalization Scale 10%
• Dissociative State 10%
• Guilt Feelings 10%

Psychology

• Social Support 100%
• Shame 40%
• Quality of Life Measure 20%
• Helplessness 20%
• Feelings of Guilt 20%

Neuroscience

• Posttraumatic Stress Disorder 100%
• Dissociative 30%
• Quality of Life 30%
• Depersonalization 10%