Publications by authors named "Prabhvir Lakhan"
Article Synopsis
- The study examines how the definition of trauma (Criterion A) in the DSM-5-TR affects PTSD diagnosis among college students.
- It involved 1500 students who completed an online mental health questionnaire, with researchers double coding trauma experiences to determine which met the DSM-5-TR's criteria.
- Results showed that students whose trauma was deemed DSM-Congruent reported the highest PTSD symptoms, but there were no significant differences in PTSD levels among those classified as DSM-Congruent, DSM-Incongruent, or DSM-Ambiguous, highlighting the subjective nature of trauma interpretation.
Background: In recent years, social media has become a rich source of mental health data. However, there is a lack of web-based research on the accuracy and validity of self-reported diagnostic information available on the web.
Objective: An analysis of the degree of correspondence between self-reported diagnoses and clinical indicators will afford researchers and clinicians higher levels of trust in social media analyses.
Trauma exposure and posttraumatic stress symptoms (PTSS) are associated with biases in emotional face processing. Existing research has utilized a variety of methodological techniques to demonstrate hyperreactivity to threatening cues in posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD; i.e.
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