Having a History of Psychological Problems Before Going into Combat

question 99

Multiple Choice

Having a history of psychological problems before going into combat _________

• A) will make a soldier much more likely to develop PTSD.
• B) will make a soldier much more likely to develop PTSD only if the combat situation is extreme.
• C) sometimes increases risk of PTSD, but may lower it because the person is used to anxiety and copes automatically with it.
• D) doesn't have an impact on developing PTSD.

Analyze the composition and significance of multinational and multicultural teams.

Understand the essential components and objectives of training programs for international assignments.

Understand the phenomenon of culture shock and its impact on expatriates.

Grasp the considerations for designing compensation systems in international contexts, based on local and global needs.

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Definitions:

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