11 Reexperiencing of Event The trauma is persistently reexperienced in at least one of the following ways; 1. Recurrent, intrusive recollections (images, thoughts, or perceptions) of the event. In children, repetitive play may express themes or aspects of the event. 2. Recurrent, distressing dreams of the event. Children may have no content recognizably related to the trauma in dreams. 3. Acting or feeling as if the trauma were recurring (including feeling a sense of reliving the incident, experiencing illusions or hallucinations, ahd having dissociative flashback episodes, including those on awakening or when intoxicated). Children may reenact the trauma. 4. Intense psychological distress upon exposure to internal or external cues that symbolize or resemble an aspect of the trauma. 5. Reacting physiologically upon exposure to such cues.
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