The phrase 'trigger traumatic' is a valid and usable phrase in written English
It refers to the experience of triggering a traumatic response or memory in someone. For example, "The sound of a car backfiring triggered traumatic memories for the war veteran."
These organizations also ask criminal-law teachers to warn their classes that the rape-law unit might "trigger" traumatic memories.
Lufthansa and Germanwings pilots were urged not to come to the ceremony in uniform, due to fears that the sight of a pilot might trigger traumatic or angry reactions from relatives.
Because perish the thought that Facebook would turn of the one mechanism that triggers repeat visits to its site, even if that means it would rather trigger traumatic recollections on the parts of its users instead.
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For many, these topics trigger traumatic memories, and many now worry about how election results will affect their friends and family.
For people above a certain age, they likely trigger traumatic memories of another gigantic and horrifying oil spill, when the captain and crew of the Exxon Valdez tanker crashed in waters off Alaska and spilled millions of gallons of oil into the ocean.
He began to have trouble spending time around his son, because it triggered traumatic memories.
The fact that Dr Cawley's associate Dr Nähring, played by Max von Sydow, is German, triggers traumatic memories.
But the part that most likely triggered traumatic memories came before all of that, at the very beginning, when the audience was herded onto the stage and greeted by a nervous-seeming man in a sweater vest and tie.
Through the session an unlicensed Nxivm "practitioner" helps the subject deconstruct the flawed "associations" triggering traumatic responses, and build new associations.
The experience of violence triggers traumatic deregulations of neurobiological, cognitive, social, and affective processes that have different manifestations, depending on the child's developmental stage [ 34].
