PERFORMANCE OF WORKING MEMORY IN YOUNG CHILDREN OF VETERANS WITH POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER

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TAHERI FATEMEH; MORADI ALIREZA; AZADFALAH PARVIZ; MIRZAYI JAFAR; ALIZADEH ROGHIYEH; MOUSAVIYAN NARGES

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Journal: Journal of Behavior in Clinical Psychology Year:2011 | Volume:5 | Issue:18 Page(s): 31-42

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PERFORMANCE OF WORKING MEMORY IN YOUNG CHILDREN OF VETERANS WITH POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER

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PTSDQ4

MEMORYQ4

COGNITIONQ4

EMOTIONQ2

ANXIETYQ2

DEPRESSIONQ2

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The present study was conducted to assess the ability of retrieving specific materials from working MEMORY among PTSD veterans’ children in their teens. The sample comprised 131 high school students who were selected and assigned to 3 groups (PTSD veterans’ young children, young children of veterans without PTSD and young children of healthy individuals). The mentioned groups were then tested with regard to DEPRESSION, ANXIETY and working MEMORY. Results in¬dicate that PTSD veterans’ children have lower performance in working MEMORY tasks than healthy parents’ children do. The research also indicates that the state of DEPRESSION and ANXIETY in PTSD veterans’ children is higher than healthy parents’ children. Findings have also shown that PTSD and non-PTSD veterans’ children have lower performance in working MEMORY tasks compared with healthy parents’ children.

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TAHERI, FATEMEH, MORADI, ALIREZA, AZADFALAH, PARVIZ, MIRZAYI, JAFAR, ALIZADEH, ROGHIYEH, & MOUSAVIYAN, NARGES. (2011). PERFORMANCE OF WORKING MEMORY IN YOUNG CHILDREN OF VETERANS WITH POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER. JOURNAL OF THOUGHT & BEHAVIOR IN CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY, 5(18), 31-42. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/172250/en

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TAHERI FATEMEH, MORADI ALIREZA, AZADFALAH PARVIZ, MIRZAYI JAFAR, ALIZADEH ROGHIYEH, MOUSAVIYAN NARGES. PERFORMANCE OF WORKING MEMORY IN YOUNG CHILDREN OF VETERANS WITH POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER. JOURNAL OF THOUGHT & BEHAVIOR IN CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY[Internet]. 2011;5(18):31-42. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/172250/en

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FATEMEH TAHERI, ALIREZA MORADI, PARVIZ AZADFALAH, JAFAR MIRZAYI, ROGHIYEH ALIZADEH, and NARGES MOUSAVIYAN, “PERFORMANCE OF WORKING MEMORY IN YOUNG CHILDREN OF VETERANS WITH POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER,” JOURNAL OF THOUGHT & BEHAVIOR IN CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY, vol. 5, no. 18, pp. 31–42, 2011, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/172250/en

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