Eamined behaivoral changes, kinds of conflicts, and problems occurring to the individual as a post-traumatic experience of the Iraqi War trauma in Kuwait. The investigator used a penetrating clinical interview in combination with traditional sociometric measures with Kuwaiti citizens in Kuwait throughout the war of liberation. It was found that attitudes toward the Iraqis were very low and negative, and they were considered enemies. Social and psychological pain and trouble, such as headaches, stomach aches, and voice disturbances, were highly rates, Also evidence based on the TAT found that war experience led to the disruption of the psychological structure.