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		Signs of Accident Trauma If you are experiencing three or more of the described behaviours, you may need help to deal with the effects of your accident
		Symptoms of MVA Trauma Driving anxiety affects your life - your mobility and sense of freedom. The functional validity of driving anxiety is consistent with the categories on post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) as defined by the Association for Advancement of Behavior Therapy. The three categories are: 1. Re-experiencing (i.e., memories, flashbacks, nightmares); 2. Avoidance (i.e., situation, time, place, loss, dissociation); and, 3. Hyperarousal (i.e., physical manifestations, exaggerated startle response, anger outbursts).
		Test Yourself The Vehicle Anxiety Questionnaire has been designed to help determine how driving anxieties have affected you. The self-test covers six areas relating to driving (or passenger) anxiety. "True' responses may indicate areas for intervention and treatment. The 6 areas are: 1. Compensating driving behaviours 2. Passenger anxieties 3. Physical manifestations 4. Limitations to mobility 5. Avoidance behaviours 6. Challenges to personal and relationship stability
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