Genetic epidemiologic studies suggest that attachment style may moderate genetic vulnerability
to developing posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Living with PTSD symptoms is,
in turn, associated with interpersonal difficulties, which often contribute to the
chronicity of this disorder and negatively affect treatment outcomes. In the current
study, we employed a novel ‘symptomics’ approach to identifying how individual PTSD
symptoms related to attachment styles in World Trade Center (WTC) responders and survivors
with PTSD participating in an ongoing trial of two web-based psychotherapies.
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