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The 43 pages that link to Psychological trauma, each with the reason it gives.

• Civilian casualtiesRelated: Survivors and witnesses may suffer trauma even when they escape physical injury.

• Gender-based violenceRelated: Gender-based violence can cause trauma that affects safety, relationships, and daily functioning.

• DissociationRelated: Trauma is associated with dissociative symptoms, though dissociation has multiple causes.

• Online harassmentRelated: Persistent threats and humiliation can produce serious and lasting distress.

• Acute respiratory distress syndromeRelated: Severe trauma can trigger systemic inflammation that damages distant lungs.

• War photographyRelated: Photographs of violence can affect both people depicted and those who encounter the images.

• Mass murderRelated: Survivors, witnesses, and bereaved families may experience lasting trauma.

• Serial murderRelated: Repeated violence can deeply affect survivors, families, and communities.

• Sexual abuseRelated: Sexual abuse can affect safety, relationships, mood, and daily functioning.

• RapeRelated: Rape can produce trauma, though responses and recovery differ among individuals.

• ShockRelated: Severe injury can trigger shock through hemorrhage or other circulatory disruption.

• VoyeurismRelated: Discovery of covert observation or recording can leave subjects feeling violated and unsafe.

• Elder abuseRelated: Mistreatment can cause lasting fear, distress, and changes in a survivor’s sense of safety.

• Safety planningRelated: Stress and past harm can affect memory, decision-making, and the pace of planning.

• School shootingRelated: Survivors, witnesses, and affected communities may experience lasting psychological harm.

• DepersonalizationRelated: Depersonalization can occur during or after trauma, though trauma is not its only possible context.

• Child sexual exploitationRelated: Exploitation can produce lasting effects, though reactions and recovery differ among children.

• Dissociative amnesiaRelated: Trauma is a common context for the memory gaps, though not a necessary explanation for every case.

• Bank robberyRelated: Threats and violence can affect employees and customers even when nobody is physically injured.

• KidnappingRelated: Captivity and threats can leave lasting effects after a victim is released.

• Affective MemoryRelated: Revisiting traumatic memories can carry risks that an acting exercise must not ignore.

• Revenge pornRelated: Loss of control over intimate images can cause enduring distress and fear.

• Louise BourgeoisRelated: Bourgeois described artmaking as a way to revisit and transform painful memories.

• The Wretched of the EarthRelated: Fanon connects colonial violence to psychic injuries experienced by both the colonized and colonizers.

• IncestRelated: Coercive or abusive incest can cause lasting trauma, though outcomes vary.

• The Wind-Up Bird ChronicleRelated: Mamiya’s memories show how wartime trauma persists long after the events themselves.

• Natascha KampuschRelated: Kampusch has discussed the lasting effects of prolonged captivity.