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Meanings of psychological trauma in English

Russian
психотравма
Portuguese
trauma psicológico
Spanish
trauma
Catalan
trauma psíquic

Type of damage to the psyche that occurs as a result of a severely distressing event.

Related terms
психотравма
Synonyms
Examples for "trauma"
Examples for "trauma"
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In recent years, the incidence of trauma has increased year by year.
Pubmed
2
ANSWER: It's certainly possible that your ex has a history of trauma.
News.com.au
3
Discussion: Pain is strongly associated with psychosocial complaints 1 year after trauma.
Pubmed
4
In selected cases a true reduction of the surgical trauma is possible.
Pubmed
5
The process of 'freezing' is often an indication of a trauma response.
News.com.au
1
The psychic trauma was serious, but it is my belief that both will recover.
Proven guilty
2
One of them, a girl named Rosie, showed evidence of a land of psychic trauma.
Proven guilty
3
She'd had more than her share of psychic trauma.
Turn coat
4
Forcibly breaking away from Justine was an enormous psychic trauma, and he was at his weakest.
Blood rites
5
You don't appear to have been injured, but I can't even begin to imagine the psychic trauma of such a thing.
The hellfire club
Usage of psychological trauma in English
1
Passengers suffered broken backs and shattered legs or psychological trauma, Vreede said.
Reuters
2
Specifically, the review found that while rates of psychological trauma were high.
Pubmed
3
As well as undergoing severe psychological trauma, their physiological condition has deteriorated.
The Naked God
4
Somehow, they would have to get over the psychological trauma by themselves.
The Naked God
5
It opened my eyes to the psychological trauma they must have felt.
Ebony
6
A short awareness time may result in an additional and avoidable psychological trauma.
Pubmed
7
Interpretation: CISD and non-CISD interventions do not improve natural recovery from psychological trauma.
Pubmed
8
Guilt over Mr. Grove's unfair fate, Tracy's psychological trauma...we could work through these.
Pressure
9
It sounded like you think he's suffering from a psychological trauma, as well.
Explosive
10
Veterans kept dying after D-Day, from war wounds, psychological trauma, and other illnesses.
Radio NZ
11
There was no injury, no psychological trauma, no obvious fear.
The Guardian
12
She was suffering from psychological trauma, and soon wasn't able to care for him.
The Guardian
13
The centre provides rehabilitation for casualties with injuries ranging from amputations to psychological trauma.
BBC
14
And not just a health crisis: an economic nightmare; a social upheaval; a psychological trauma.
The Irish Times
15
Back to the matter at hand: memory loss brought about by physical or psychological trauma.
The nobodies album
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The behavior Rose was describing was typical of apes who had suffered severe psychological trauma.
Ape House
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Translations for psychological trauma
Psychological trauma through the time
Psychological trauma across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common