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战斗中的急性应激反应：新证据与同伴干预 by hangyuyu271 is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This paper reviews combat-related acute stress reactions (ASRs) in military personnel, highlighting their prevalence and impact on functioning during high-stress situations. Approximately 17.2% of soldiers deployed to combat report experiencing ASRs, which can significantly affect team dynamics and mission success. The authors advocate for peer-based interventions, such as iCOVER, to better manage these reactions among service members.
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