Path Analysis of the Mediating Roles of Personality, Distress, and Cognitive Flexibility in the Subjective Well-Being of Combat Veterans With Traumatic Brain Injury
Conclusion:
Experience of TBI alone did not predict subjective well-being at baseline or 18 months later. Psychological distress, MPT, and cognitive flexibility had direct effects on well-being at both time points. Interventions aimed at reducing distress and bolstering resilience and cognitive flexibility are recommended to increase subjective well-being in this population.
Source: The Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation - Category: Neurology Tags: TBI in the Military 2021 (Part 2) Source Type: research
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