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Religious trauma syndrome (RTS) is recognized in psychology and psychotherapy as a set of symptoms, ranging in severity, experienced by those who have participated in or left behind authoritarian, dogmatic, and controlling religious groups and belief systems. Symptoms include cognitive, affective, functional, and social/cultural issues as well as developmental delays.

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rdfs:label	Religieustraumasyndroom (nl) Religious trauma syndrome (en)
rdfs:comment	Religious trauma syndrome (RTS) is recognized in psychology and psychotherapy as a set of symptoms, ranging in severity, experienced by those who have participated in or left behind authoritarian, dogmatic, and controlling religious groups and belief systems. Symptoms include cognitive, affective, functional, and social/cultural issues as well as developmental delays. (en) Het religieustraumasyndroom (RTS; in het Engels religious trauma syndrome) is volgens ontwikkelingspsycholoog en publicist een psychologische conditie van mensen die lijden onder de schade van religieuze indoctrinatie, en die worstelen met het verlaten van een autoritaire, dogmatische religie. De geestelijke letsels bij RTS zijn tweevoudig: Verschillende symptomen kunnen hierbij ervaren worden: (nl)
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