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    Reducing Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Among Internally Displaced Nigerian Adolescents

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    Reducing Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Among Internally Displaced Nigerian Adolescents

    Abstract

    This study investigated the impact of internal displacement on Post Truamatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) among adolescents, with a view to reducing the incidence of PTSD among victims. 283 participants of both male and female adolescents were used for the study. Data were collected by the aid of PTSD K-scale. In-depth interview as well as focused group discussion was also adopted. Result showed a significant 3- way interaction between internal displacement, age and gender in trauma symptomatology (F (1,275) =3.87, P=.05); internally displaced adolescents showed higher mean than non-displaced ones, internally displaced female adolescents exhibited more trauma than the internally displaced males; older displaced female adolescents had the highest mean trauma symptomatology of 31.35, while older displaced male adolescents had the lowest trauma symptomatology score of 27.93. Recommendation was given based on the findings.

     

    Category: IJPA Journal (Volume 4) Tags: Adolescents, Internal Displacement, Psychotherapy, PTSD
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