English
Etymology
Coined by German psychologist and psychiatrist Michael Linden in 2003 (→DOI) together with its German equivalent posttraumatische Verbitterungsstörung.
Noun
post-traumatic embitterment disorder (countable and uncountable, plural post-traumatic embitterment disorders)
- (psychology) A chronic maladaptive response to a severe manifestation of a usual life occurrence shattering a core belief leading to intrusion and on the flip-side disregard for one’s own condition.
Translations
chronic maladaptive response to a severe manifestation of a life occurrence leading to intrusion
- Arabic: اِضْطِرَاب الْكَدَر التَّالِيّ لِلصَّدْمَة (iḍṭirāb al-kadar at-tāliyy li-ṣ-ṣadma)
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