The Effectiveness Of Automated E-Cognitive Behavioral Therapy For Ptsd Among Sexual Abuse Victims During Childhood

The present study aimed: First, it measures the effectiveness of automated e-CBT in reducing the symptoms of PTSD by focusing on the age of the harm, the type of sexual abuse, the type of support provided after the traumatic event, and whether the level of treatment effect varies among groups'...

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Main Author: Al-Wahedi, Muneera Dhaif Allah Ali
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Published: 2020
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description The present study aimed: First, it measures the effectiveness of automated e-CBT in reducing the symptoms of PTSD by focusing on the age of the harm, the type of sexual abuse, the type of support provided after the traumatic event, and whether the level of treatment effect varies among groups' types. Second, it examines the correlation between age difference and program effectiveness. Third, it measures the satisfaction level among PTSD patients toward the treatment they received from the proposed automated electronic cognitive behavioral therapy (e-CBT) program.
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spelling my.usm.eprints.55772 http://eprints.usm.my/55772/ The Effectiveness Of Automated E-Cognitive Behavioral Therapy For Ptsd Among Sexual Abuse Victims During Childhood Al-Wahedi, Muneera Dhaif Allah Ali H1-99 Social sciences (General) The present study aimed: First, it measures the effectiveness of automated e-CBT in reducing the symptoms of PTSD by focusing on the age of the harm, the type of sexual abuse, the type of support provided after the traumatic event, and whether the level of treatment effect varies among groups' types. Second, it examines the correlation between age difference and program effectiveness. Third, it measures the satisfaction level among PTSD patients toward the treatment they received from the proposed automated electronic cognitive behavioral therapy (e-CBT) program. 2020-02 Thesis NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.usm.my/55772/1/Pages%20from%20Muneera%20thesis%20with%20final%20corrections%2031012020%20cut.pdf Al-Wahedi, Muneera Dhaif Allah Ali (2020) The Effectiveness Of Automated E-Cognitive Behavioral Therapy For Ptsd Among Sexual Abuse Victims During Childhood. PhD thesis, Universiti Sains Malaysia.
spellingShingle H1-99 Social sciences (General)
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The Effectiveness Of Automated E-Cognitive Behavioral Therapy For Ptsd Among Sexual Abuse Victims During Childhood
title The Effectiveness Of Automated E-Cognitive Behavioral Therapy For Ptsd Among Sexual Abuse Victims During Childhood
title_full The Effectiveness Of Automated E-Cognitive Behavioral Therapy For Ptsd Among Sexual Abuse Victims During Childhood
title_fullStr The Effectiveness Of Automated E-Cognitive Behavioral Therapy For Ptsd Among Sexual Abuse Victims During Childhood
title_full_unstemmed The Effectiveness Of Automated E-Cognitive Behavioral Therapy For Ptsd Among Sexual Abuse Victims During Childhood
title_short The Effectiveness Of Automated E-Cognitive Behavioral Therapy For Ptsd Among Sexual Abuse Victims During Childhood
title_sort effectiveness of automated e-cognitive behavioral therapy for ptsd among sexual abuse victims during childhood
topic H1-99 Social sciences (General)
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