Define long-term crisis reaction and explain a trigger event
What will be an ideal response?
Long-term crisis reaction is a condition that occurs when victims do not suffer from PTSD, but may re-experience feelings of the crisis reaction when certain events trigger the recollection of the trauma in their lives.15 The trigger event may be a number of situations, including the anniversaries of the crisis, birthdays, or holidays of loved ones lost during the trauma; significant life events such as marriages, divorces, births, and graduations; media events that broadcast similar types of incidents; and involvement in the criminal justice system.
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