Continuous and cumulative trauma, trauma appraisals, and depersonalisation-derealisation in individuals exposed to armed conflict
BackgroundDepersonalisation-derealisation (DPDR) is associated with trauma, but the relationship between conflict-related adverse experiences and DPDR remains unclear. The present study examined armed conflict-related trauma exposures, adverse childhood experiences, trauma-related comorbid psychopathology, and trauma appraisals as predictors of DPDR.MethodsAnalyses were conducted on data from 562…
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