Sal Was an Army Lieutenant and the Leader of a Rifle

question 67

Multiple Choice

Sal was an Army lieutenant and the leader of a rifle platoon in World War II. For years after the war ended, he suffered from depression, anxiety, and recurring nightmares of his time in the war. Despite suffering from symptoms for years, Sal was never diagnosed with PTSD. Why not?

• A) PTSD was not recognized at the time.
• B) Sal's symptoms are not indicative of PTSD.
• C) Sal's experience wasn't traumatic enough to warrant a PTSD diagnosis.
• D) PTSD doesn't apply to war veterans.

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