McEvoy and Daniluk found that Canadian Aboriginal women who experienced multiple forms of trauma typically developed symptoms of:

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The study found that Canadian Aboriginal women who experienced multiple forms of trauma were more likely to develop symptoms consistent with a diagnosis of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). While depression and panic disorder may also be comorbid with PTSD, the study specifically identifies PTSD as the primary outcome. Acute stress disorder, while similar to PTSD, typically lasts less than a month, whereas PTSD symptoms persist for longer durations.

McEvoy and Daniluk Found That Canadian Aboriginal Women Who Experienced