Vicarious post-traumatic growth - What is VPTG and what are the key determinants?
Channel: Louise Judd
Date: 2019-10-26

A Short 3 Minute presentation providing an overview of the book chapter, Vicarious post-traumatic growth - What is VPTG and what are the key determinants?.-- 

Link to Book Chapter – Vicarious post-traumatic growth: https://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/Motivation_and_emotion/Book/2019/Vicarious_post-traumatic_growth

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