tworks") within which trauma-related infor- mation becomes stored (e.g.. Foa, Steketee, & Rothbaum, 1989; but see Foe & Riggs. 1993, and for review, Dalgleish. 2004). These networks may predispose traumatized individuals to be hypervigilant to trauma-related information and retain it par- ticularly well.

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