Quantitative Research Plan

Quantitative Research Plan

Introduction

When some people go through some of the miserable situations or face some dangerous events, they are prone to have Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) which is an anxiety disorder. When a person is in danger or in trouble, he/she is likely to feel scared. This feeling triggers numerous instant changes in the body in order to protect against the scary event and avoid it. This quick response is considered healthy reaction which entails to save the person from any danger. But, while suffering from PTSD, this quick reaction and respond is damaged and changed (Rose & Churchill, 2002). The people who suffer from such disorder feel so stressed and exhausted even without danger. The main aim of carrying out the study is to discover and enlighten the effects of PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) within the servicemen /women who are on active duty (Orsillo, 2001). First of all the terms will be defined and explained the impact which this disorder has on soldiers who have been impacted by this severe mental disorder.

Review of Literature

Most of the people who have already been abused while childhood or have gone through other type of prior traumatic experiences are more prone to develop with PTSD. From the prior searches, it has been known that some of the people who tend to be num in terms of emotions after going through trauma, show positive response, but recent searches have identified that people who have gone through with the experience of such emotional distancing are more likely to develop such PTSD (Brewin & Holmes, 2003).

It is significant to consider that all the people who lives through some serious or dangerous events do not gets the post traumatic stress disorder, it depends on the past experiences and the capability of an individual as well that how much he/she is able to bear that danger (Anke, 2000). There are a lot of other factors that also play vital role for a person who get in this disorder. Most of the factors revolve around the risk factor which makes a person to face such disorder. Such factors are identified as Resilience Factors that are there to facilitate in reducing the possibility of this disorder. Most of these resilience and risk factors exists there before the trauma and some of them turn out to be important after and during an event of Trauma (Coady ...