Table 1.
Primary Domain | Frequency |
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Effectiveness of treatment | General |
Medications cover up or do not solve problems | Typical |
Therapy is more logical, getting to the root of problems | Typical |
Therapy has longer lasting, broader effects | Typical |
Wariness of medication | General |
Negative short-term or long-term effects of taking the medication | Typical |
Physical or mental dependence on medications; return of symptoms on discontinuation | Variant |
General dislike of medications | Variant |
Positive feelings about talking | General |
It is important to talk through problems | Typical |
Need to talk about the trauma and related symptoms | Variant |
Having someone to talk to is important | Variant |
Confronting problems | General |
Therapy helps directly confront problems | Typical |
Importance of expressing feelings | Variant |
Perceived need for help | General |
Must receive treatment for this type of problem | Typical |
Will recover with faith or time | Variant |
Will use own resources to recover | Variant |
Practical considerations | General |
Medications will take less time | Typical |
Note: Typical refers to more than one fourth of the cases within the larger category mentioning his subcategory. Variant refers to one fourth or less of the cases mentioning this variant category.