Neuropsychology of PTSD: Biological, Cognitive, and Clinical Perspectives
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Neuropsychology of PTSD: Biological, Cognitive, and Clinical Perspectives

by Jennifer J. Vasterling, Chris R. Brewin

Psychology Neuroscience Clinical Psychiatry
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Neuropsychology of PTSD presents a focused exploration of post-traumatic stress disorder from biological, cognitive, and clinical perspectives. It provides an academic resource for readers interested in neuropsychology, PTSD, and the intersection of scientific and clinical approaches.

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Neuropsychology of PTSD examines post-traumatic stress disorder through biological, cognitive, and clinical perspectives.

The book centers on the relationship between neuropsychology and PTSD, bringing together the subject areas identified in its title.

It is suited to readers seeking an academic introduction to the ways biological, cognitive, and clinical viewpoints inform the study of PTSD.

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