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The Psychological Trauma Effect Of Shell Shock During World War I

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Shell Shock was the term used during the World War I to describe the psychological trauma effect that men suffer during their wars. Shell Shock was resulted from being exposed to artillery that was dangerous in the war. When men spent a lot of time in the trenches or on the battlefield listening to the sound of the weapons and bombs being used. It took into effect on the solider, which caused the solider to have a mental breakdown stress in their mind. The process of the battle tactic caused the solider to have a shock of a nightmare because in their mind they think the war was still going on in their head. Most of the solider in the war got seriously injured by losing a piece of their body and other were brain damage by the stress that came
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