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Decreasing Stress Through an Emotion Regulation and Non-Judging Based Intervention with Trauma-Exposed College Students
Among college students, trauma and PTSD symptomatology are associated with negative consequences (e.g., poor academic performance, stress sensitivity, and negative coping). College is often a stressful time, and those who have experienced trauma, particularly those experiencing PTSD symptoms, are vu
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