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Definition. Long-term impact refers to the lasting effects or consequences that occur over an extended period of time after experiencing something significant or traumatic.
Feb 18, 2016 · The Oxford English dictionary gives two definitions of the word impact: ‘the action of one object coming forcibly into contact with another’ and ‘a marked effect or influence’. These alternate meanings describe fundamentally different views of causality and evoke very different images.
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PTG can be confused with resilience, but the two are different constructs (see "The post-traumatic growth inventory" below). "PTG is sometimes considered synonymous with resilience because becoming more resilient as a result of struggle with trauma can be an example of PTG—but PTG is different from resilience, says Kanako Taku, PhD, associate profe...
How many people experience PTG? Tedeschi prefers not to put a hard number on it. "It all depends on the trauma, the circumstances, the timing of the measurement … [and] on how you define growth using the PTGI, looking at total score, means, factors or individual items," he says. However, he estimates that about one-half to two-thirds of people show...
Is it possible to prepare people for PTG, to pave the way should tragedy or trauma strike? Yes, says Tedeschi, noting that psychologists can "allow people to understand that this may be a possibility for themselves" and is a "fairly normal process" if and when trauma occurs. More often, though, therapists will become involved not before adversity h...
The coding that appears in the AP World History: Modern Course and Exam Description, Effective Fall 2019 corresponds to the organization of the course content found in this conceptual outline.
Definition. Global impact refers to the far-reaching effects that events, technologies, or movements have across nations and cultures.
