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Ben was deployed to Afghanistan as a soldier in the Army. Now, back home, Ben’s heart races and he begins to sweat when he hears helicopters or cars backfiring. These physiological responses likely reflect
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dissociative disorder.
posttraumatic stress disorder.
antisocial personality disorder.
adjustment disorder.
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posttraumatic stress disorder.
Rationale: Physiological reactivity (heart racing, sweating) to trauma-related cues (helicopters, backfires) is a classic re-experiencing/hyperarousal symptom of PTSD rather than dissociation, antisocial personality, or a simple adjustment disorder.
Rationale: Physiological reactivity (heart racing, sweating) to trauma-related cues (helicopters, backfires) is a classic re-experiencing/hyperarousal symptom of PTSD rather than dissociation, antisocial personality, or a simple adjustment disorder.
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