Posttraumatic Embitterment Disorder: Definition, Evidence, Diagnosis, TreatmentThe book explains why Posttraumatic Embitterment Disorder (PTED) is becoming a frequently seen condition during times of psychosocial changes such as job loss, changes in society -- economic, legal, and cultural, as well as divorce, serious illness, and conflicts in the workplace. |
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acceptance of emotions acute adjustment disorders affect agoraphobia anxiety disorders Ardelt Baltes & Staudinger basic beliefs Baumann behavior Bern Embitterment Questionnaire clinical cognitive concept context control group cope criteria for PTED critical event critical life event depressed mood depression diagnostic criteria diathesis-stress model DSM-IV embitter emotional intelligence etiology event research experience factors German reunification helplessness Hogrefe & Huber Huber Publishers 2007 IES-R illness impaired individual intervention intrusive thoughts Janoff-Bulman Journal Lieberei Linden mean total score mental disorders mental well-being Miller mood negative events negative life event Panic disorder participants patients with PTED Paykel persistent negative change personal problem posttest assessment Posttraumatic Embitterment Disorder procedural knowledge psychiatric psychological psychopathological PTED patients PTED sample PTED Scale PTSD reaction reactive disorders reactive embitterment Rotter Smith social Sternberg stressor symptomatology symptoms Table therapist therapy thoughts of revenge trauma treatment trigger event value relativism wisdom-related knowledge wisdom-related performance