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app-584	Faisal, Ayesha; Firdous, Maryum; Zehra, Hafiza Fatima	Psychophysiological Responses to Childhood Trauma in Adulthood - A Review	2023	10	.pdf	application/pdf	5105	331	52	Table 1: Psychophysiological Responses to Trauma Psychophysiological responses Types of Trauma Emotional responses, such as fight or flight response, stress response, dysregulation of emotion, and numbing Event trauma, domestic violence, neglect, or emotional abuse Physical responses, such as somatic complaints, hyperarousal, and poor sleep quality Process trauma, physical abuse, or sexual abuse Cognitive responses, such as cognitive errors, guilt, and shame, inaccurate idealizations, rationalizations, or justifications, trauma-induced hallucinations or delusions, and dissociative disorders Process trauma, event trauma, physical abuse, sexual abuse, or emotional abuse Behavioral responses, such as self-destructive behaviors, self-harm, re-enacting the event, and avoidance Event and process trauma, physical abuse, emotional abuse, domestic violence, or neglect Social responses, such as difficulty maintaining relationships, avoiding support, distrust Event trauma, neglect, sexual abuse, physical abuse, or emotional abuse Emotional Responses Emotional reactions depend significantly on the individual's socio-cultural history, thus allowing them to be either emotionally resilient to trauma or express strongly towards a trigger. Event trauma, or Type I, requires a single unexpected, immediate, or difficult event6.	cache/app-584.pdf	txt/app-584.txt