Alexithymia in victims of sexual assault: an effect of repeated traumatization?
The authors compared scores on the Toronto Alexithymia Scale of 12 rape victims with PTSD, 12 rape victims without PTSD, and 12 nontraumatized comparison subjects. Rape victims were more alexithymic than were nontraumatized comparison subjects, and subjects with a history of more than one episode of...
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| description | The authors compared scores on the Toronto Alexithymia Scale of 12 rape
victims with PTSD, 12 rape victims without PTSD, and 12 nontraumatized
comparison subjects. Rape victims were more alexithymic than were
nontraumatized comparison subjects, and subjects with a history of more
than one episode of rape were more alexithymic than were subjects with a
single episode. |
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