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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Adult child abuse victims"”.

  1. The effects of stressful life experiences and maladaptive daydreaming on selective attention among young adults

    Adverse childhood (ACEs) and adult (AAEs) experiences have been connected to negative psychological and physical consequences. ACEs have been associated with maladaptive daydreaming (MD) and impairments in selective attention (SA). Less is known about AAEs on selective attention and MD in adults. …

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  2. Adverse childhood experiences, working memory, and stress

    … aimed to explore the relationships among adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), working memory as assessed by an n-back task, and stress. Working memory task demands were manipulated by varying the cognitive load (1-back/3-back) and time limit (standard-paced/time-restricted), and stress was …

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  3. The intergenerational transmission of violence? : The self-report of physical abuse in childhood among violent and non-violent offenders

    … to explore the relationship between report of childhood physical abuse and subsequent violent offending, based on the concept of intergenerational transmission of violence. The study also examined the relationship between reports of childhood physical abuse and juvenile delinquency together …

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  4. Exploring the impact of childhood adversity on maternal anxiety and smoking: the All Our Families community cohort study

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