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The second main meaning refers to some pathological consequences which are interpreted – through extrapolation backwards in time – as having been initiated by the trauma. These dimensions of meaning (Sandler and Sandler 1983; Sandler et al. 1991) can also be found in the literature on refugee trauma as, for example, in Millica’s Harvard Trauma Questionnaire, HTQ (Mollica et al. 1992) and in many others. In this paper I shall mainly use the term trauma referring to the first meaning mentioned above.
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