traumatized

Examples of traumatize

traumatize
Patients can be traumatized by roller-coaster rides where hopes are built and crushed contemporaneously.
The patient either is in pain, emotionally traumatized, or in some way is not up to her full disinterested, rational capacity.
However, relatively few studies have examined interview factors as they may affect traumatized or maltreated children's memory reports.
The report also recognizes that being informed that the fetus is malformed may traumatize parents, so psychological care is particularly important.
Some children were well treated and others were traumatized for life.
What is often silenced in an individual who has been traumatized is given voice through music.
How much of the past do we want to earnestly tell to communities that have been traumatized and badly treated?
This all implies that dreams may be positive, exploratory, creative play, when they are not dealing specifically with an anomaly intense enough to be traumatizing.
There is considerable evidence that traumatized and depressed individuals can and do recall specific autobiographical episodes.
If traumatized children are suffering from stress-induced hippocampal toxicity with associated memory dysfunction, this could have enormous implications for public health policy.
Participants were considered to have been traumatized at 16 if either a friend or a family member had died.
We will continue similar studies with dreams collected, for example, from traumatized children.
Moreover, these findings have implications for the development and adaptation of children who have been traumatized.
Repeat changes in out-of-home placements and separations from siblings serve to further traumatize the children.
It is critical that methodologically rigorous studies such as these be extended to other trauma victims, as well as to children who have been traumatized.
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