Causal attributions and post-traumatic stress in adolescents.

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Joseph, Steve [et al.]

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Subject: Explores the relationship between causal attributions made by adolescent survivors of the Jupiter cruise ship sinking, and post-traumatic symptomatology in the year following disaster. Evidence is presented that more internal causal attributions for negative and uncontrollable events during the incident are associated with greater post-traumatic stress one year later. The findings are discussed with reference to an attributional model of shame

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Bibliography: p. 252-253

Reprinted from Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry and Allied Disciplines; 1993; Vol. 34; No. 2; p. 247-253

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Explores the relationship between causal attributions made by adolescent survivors of the Jupiter cruise ship sinking, and post-traumatic symptomatology in the year following disaster. Evidence is presented that more internal causal attributions for negative and uncontrollable events during the incident are associated with greater post-traumatic stress one year later. The findings are discussed with reference to an attributional model of shame

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