A survey of New Yorkers after the Sept. 11 2001, terrorist attacks
A survey of New Yorkers after the Sept. 11 2001, terrorist attacks
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DOI：
10.1176/appi.ajp.160.4.780
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发表时间：
2003-04-01
影响因子：
17.7
通讯作者：
Stevens, P
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作者：
DeLisi, LE;Maurizio, A;Stevens, P
目的：本研究调查了9·11事件后3-6个月曼哈顿居民/工人精神症状的患病率。2001年11月11日，恐怖袭击。方法：在整个曼哈顿，共有1,009名成年人（516名男性和493名女性）被亲自采访。结果：56.3%的被调查者至少有一种严重或两种或两种以上的轻至中度症状。女性报告的症状明显多于男性。失去工作、住所或家人/朋友与更大和更严重的症状相关。最痛苦的经历似乎是痛苦的记忆和提醒;解离是罕见的。只有26.7%的严重症状的个人获得treatment.Conclusions：超过一半的人有一些情绪后遗症3-6个月后，9月11日，但百分比正在下降。只有一小部分反应严重的人正在寻求治疗。
Objective: This study examined the prevalence of psychiatric symptoms among residents/workers in Manhattan 3-6 months after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.Method: A total of 1,009 adults (516 men and 493 women) were interviewed in person throughout Manhattan. All answered questions about themselves before and after September 11 that included their emotional status.Results: A total of 56.3% had at least one severe or two or more mild to moderate symptoms. Women reported significantly more symptoms than men. Loss of employment, residence, or family/friends correlated with greater and more severe symptoms. The most distressing experiences appeared to be painful memories and reminders; dissociation was rare. Only 26.7% of individuals with severe symptoms were obtaining treatment.Conclusions: Over half of the individuals had some emotional sequelae 3-6 months after September 11, but the percent was decreasing. Only a small portion of those with severe responses was seeking treatment.