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Complex Trauma Symptoms in Former Ugandan Child Soldiers. / Klasen, Fionna; Gehrke, Johanna; Metzner, Franka; Blotevogel, Monica; Okello, James.

in: J AGGRESS MALTREAT T, Jahrgang 22, Nr. 7, 09.2013, S. 698-713.

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Klasen, F, Gehrke, J, Metzner, F, Blotevogel, M & Okello, J 2013, 'Complex Trauma Symptoms in Former Ugandan Child Soldiers', J AGGRESS MALTREAT T, Jg. 22, Nr. 7, S. 698-713. https://doi.org/10.1080/10926771.2013.814741

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Klasen, F., Gehrke, J., Metzner, F., Blotevogel, M., & Okello, J. (2013). Complex Trauma Symptoms in Former Ugandan Child Soldiers. J AGGRESS MALTREAT T, 22(7), 698-713. https://doi.org/10.1080/10926771.2013.814741

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Klasen F, Gehrke J, Metzner F, Blotevogel M, Okello J. Complex Trauma Symptoms in Former Ugandan Child Soldiers. J AGGRESS MALTREAT T. 2013 Sep;22(7):698-713. https://doi.org/10.1080/10926771.2013.814741

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abstract = "Children exposed to repeated interpersonal trauma often develop symptoms that exceed those documented in criteria for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and are better described with the emerging concept of developmental trauma disorder (DTD). This study examines complex trauma symptoms in a sample of 330 former Ugandan child soldiers (age 11–17 years, 49% female). Prevalence rates were 33.0% for PTSD, 36.4% for depression, and 78.2% for DTD. Whereas PTSD symptoms were significantly related to traumatic war experiences and depression, DTD symptoms were significantly associated with experiences of domestic violence, community violence, social support, and depression. Assessment tools and tailored interventions for DTD are urgently needed. ",
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T1 - Complex Trauma Symptoms in Former Ugandan Child Soldiers

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N2 - Children exposed to repeated interpersonal trauma often develop symptoms that exceed those documented in criteria for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and are better described with the emerging concept of developmental trauma disorder (DTD). This study examines complex trauma symptoms in a sample of 330 former Ugandan child soldiers (age 11–17 years, 49% female). Prevalence rates were 33.0% for PTSD, 36.4% for depression, and 78.2% for DTD. Whereas PTSD symptoms were significantly related to traumatic war experiences and depression, DTD symptoms were significantly associated with experiences of domestic violence, community violence, social support, and depression. Assessment tools and tailored interventions for DTD are urgently needed.

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