The New York Times Agency May 2010
EN_00913897_6365
(NYT33) *FILE PHOTO* NEW YORK -- Sept. 5, 2003 -- TRAUMA -- Whether it is the anniversary of Sept. 11, the continuing threat of terrorism, sexual abuse by the clergy, school shootings or any one of many other causes of angst, Americans have been inundated with the language of trauma and information about how to cope. The term "trauma'' has gained such currency in recent years, and been applied to many events great and small, that social scientists and others now ask if it is overused. After the attack on the World Trade Center, reactions of stress are etched on the faces of those at the scene. (Angel Franco/The New York Times)
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2003-09-05
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The New York Times Agency
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