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Post Disaster Psychiatric Disorder: A Case of Study of a Liberian Refuge Woman in Nigeria
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is the latest classification of neurotic disorders emanating nom traumatic experiences (DSM III). It has been a focus of empirical interest among contemporary researchers. This interest has grown over the years as a result of concern for adequate intervention to...
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