Specificity of fear and disgust experienced during traumatic interpersonal victimization in predicting posttraumatic stress and contamination-based obsessive–compulsive symptoms

摘要: Emerging evidence has documented comorbidity between posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and obsessive-compulsive (OCD) among individuals with a history of traumatic events. There is growing recognition the importance disgust in each these conditions independently. No study, however, examined potential role following event exposure. The current study unique peritraumatic fear, self-focused disgust, other-focused predicting symptoms contamination-based OC 49 adult women (M(age)=28.37, SD=13.86) interpersonal victimization. Results demonstrated that intensity was significantly related to while fear were symptoms. These results highlight need for future research aimed at elucidating nature association experienced during events subsequent psychopathology.