新的应用程序测试认知策略, 藉由重建紧张状况, 减少创伤幸存者的愤怒情绪。 A new app tests cognitive strategies to reduce anger in trauma survivors by reframing stressful situations.

有创伤史的人,包括退伍军人和灾害幸存者,可能因为“敌对偏见”而更加愤怒,他们把中立事件解释为故意的。 People with trauma histories, including veterans and survivors of disasters, may experience heightened anger due to "hostility bias," interpreting neutral events as intentional. 墨尔本大学的研究人员正在测试一个智能手机应用程序,该软件使用认知策略帮助重新界定紧张状况和减少愤怒反应。 Researchers at the University of Melbourne are testing a smartphone app that uses cognitive strategies to help reframe stressful situations and reduce anger responses. 该应用程序旨在通过针对与创伤相关的思想模式来改善情感调控,为管理愤怒提供一种潜在的可用工具。 The app aims to improve emotional regulation by targeting thought patterns linked to trauma, offering a potential accessible tool for managing anger. 虽然仍在评价中,但反映出在提供数字心理健康支助方面正在作出越来越大的努力。 While still under evaluation, it reflects a growing effort to provide digital mental health support.