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"ABSTRAKUsing twin methodology, we assessed late-life psychological outcomes of World War II flight combat exposure among identical-twin pilots raised, educated, and trained together but discordant for combat exposure and war imprisonment. We hypothesized that the prisoner of war (POW) survivor would exhibit psychopathology attributable, in part, to nonshared environmental events, specifically war trauma. Differences were evident in reported psychological symptoms, Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory profile patterns, psychiatric diagnoses, and intellectual performances. Assigned a lifetime diagnosis of posttraumatic stress disorder, the former POW showed deficits in visuospatial analysis and organization, planning, impulse control, concept formation, and nonverbal memory. Results may be used to enhance understanding of measurements of stress related symptoms among robust and well-trained servicemen."

"ABSTRAKPenelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui efektifitas Resource Development andInstallation (RDI), sebagai tahapan stabilisasi psikologis pada anak usia 9 tahun yangmengalami trauma pada masa perkembangan. Penelitian dilakukan dalam empat sesiyang setiap sesinya berlangsung selama 60 menit. Teknik RDI diterapkan gunamengaktifasi perasaan aman dan sumber daya positif pada anak. Hasil dari penelitianmenunjukan kemampuan partisipan dalam mengembangkan perasaan aman. Partisipanmenunjukan perubahan perilaku yang terlihat dalam pengukuran Child BehaviorChecklist (CBCL) sebelum dan sesudah intervensi.

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Abstract This study aims to determine the effectiveness of Resource Developmental andInstallation (RDI) technique as a psychological stabilization in 9-years-old child withdevelopmental trauma. The study was done in a total of 4 sessions with each sessionruns for 60 minutes. RDI protocols served as activating agent in order to activatepositive resources. The results of the intervention program show positive results. Theparticipant was able to successfully develop a sense of security and gain positiveresource. Participant indicates behavioral changes that were reflected in the ChildBehavioral Checklist (CBCL) scores pre and post intervention."