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12
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English
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Documents
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2009
Description
From the book : Evolutionary Psychology 7 issue 1 : 28-39.
This study examined the associations between a high-K fitness strategy and mental health.
These associations were tested on a sample of 1400 disaster workers who had exposure to a singular traumatic event and who underwent psychological evaluations.
The results showed that high-K was an important negative predictor of psychopathology, accounting for significant variance in PTSD, general psychopathology, functional disability, anger, and sleep disturbances.
Implications of the results are discussed.
This study examined the associations between a high-K fitness strategy and mental health.
These associations were tested on a sample of 1400 disaster workers who had exposure to a singular traumatic event and who underwent psychological evaluations.
The results showed that high-K was an important negative predictor of psychopathology, accounting for significant variance in PTSD, general psychopathology, functional disability, anger, and sleep disturbances.
Implications of the results are discussed.
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01 janvier 2009
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English