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PTSD, Academic Achievement, and College Persistence: The Moderating Effects of Coping Mechanisms and Social Support
academic-achievementclinical-psychologycollege-studentscopingposttraumatic-stress-disorderpsychologysocial-support
Prevalence rates of lifetime exposure to trauma for college students range from 50 to 90% indicating that most college students begin the first year of college with a history of trauma. Previous studies suggest a significant negative relationship between posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and coll
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