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Complex Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (c-PTSD)
Complex PTSD is a disorder resulting from prolonged trauma such as childhood abuse or neglect, abusive relationships, or political imprisonment or torture. C-PTSD includes some or all of the criteria of PTSD, as well as additional symptoms that negatively affect ones quality of life and is typically more severe and treatment resistant than classical PTSD.
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Several months after being involved in a serious car accident, an individual reports experiencing recurrent nightmares about the crash, actively avoids driving or even being a passenger in a car, and becomes intensely distressed and jumpy at the sound of screeching tires. Based on this pattern of symptoms, which of the following provides the most accurate psychological explanation for their condition?