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Resilience Beyond Symptom Reduction: A Dual-Dimension Model of Distress and Adaptation Under Continuous Traumatic Stress
clinical-psychologymental-disordersmental-healthpsychological-distressresiliencesocial-and-behavioral-sciences
Introduction: Traditional trauma models often view resilience merely as the absence of clinical symptoms. Applying the dual-continua framework to Continuous Traumatic Stress (CTS) during the ongoing Swords of Iron war, this study examined whether psychological distress and positive adaptation functi
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