DSM’ler boyunca travma kavramının seyri

Burçin Çolak; Ahmet Kokurcan; Hamdi Özsan Hüseyin

doi:10.1501/Kriz_0000000322

The Course of The Trauma Concept Throughout the DSMs

Year 2010, Volume: 18 Issue: 3, 19 - 26, 01.09.2010

Burçin Çolak Ahmet Kokurcan Hamdi Özsan Hüseyin

https://doi.org/10.1501/Kriz_0000000322

Abstract

The ‘Criterion A problem’ has been a topic of debate since the introduction of PTSD in DSM-III and the definition of trauma has
changed in every new DSM edition. Many
psychiatric disorders were already accepted to
be related to traumatic life events, thus the
authors of DSM-I and II did not specifically
identify a distinct category of traumatic
disorders. The controversery also stems from
etiological causality: wordings such as ‘trauma
related’ or ‘traumatic’ generally refer to a
definite causality in general medicine as well
as psychiatry. İn this article we will focus on
the change of the concept of trauma in DSM
process from first edition to last edition planned
for publication in 2013

Keywords

Post Traumatic Stress

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