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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Household dysfunction"”.
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The Role of Maternal Emotion Regulation in the Relationship Between Maternal Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), Negative Parenting, and Child Externalizing Behaviors
… in the proposed study. Subtypes of ACEs, such as household dysfunction and maltreatment, and their effects on child externalizing behaviors were also examined. Maternal ACEs have shown to have negative effects on their children through use of more negative parenting practices (NPP). However, the …
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The Mental Health of Southeast Asian American LGBTQIA+ Adults
… the majority of participants reported ACEs of Household Dysfunction (83.3%), Psychological Abuse (65.8%), and Physical Abuse (39.5%). Overall, 64.1% of this sample reported low to moderate levels of outness about sexual orientation (<em>M</em> = 3.2, <em>SD</em> = 1.3). Participants indicated …
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Examining the Intergenerational Cascade from Parent Adverse Childhood Experiences to Child Chronic Pain: The Mediating Roles of Parent Chronic Pain and PTSD Symptoms
… experiences (ACEs; exposure to abuse, neglect, household dysfunction as a child) are common and associated with poor mental and physical health outcomes in adolescence and adulthood. Emerging research suggests ACEs can also confer risk for the next generation. Indeed, parent ACEs have been found …
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Cardiovascular and Inflammatory Consequences of Adverse Childhood Experiences
… different types of ACEs (i.e., maltreatment, household dysfunction) and the accumulation of ACEs (i.e., <4 and ≥ 4 different ACEs). First, this thesis sought to identify the effects of adversity on change in arterial stiffness and cardiovagal baroreflex sensitivity (cvBRS) from childhood to …
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Exploring Nature's Role as a Psychological Resource for Adults with Adverse Childhood Experiences
… include experiences such as abuse, neglect, and household dysfunction, affect a substantial portion of the population and are linked to long-term psychological difficulties. Previous research has identified numerous benefits of nature engagement, including stress reduction, cognitive restoration, …
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Do adverse childhood experiences predict family and social functioning? : findings from SAGA cohort.
… types of ACEs – non-sexual abuse, neglect and household dysfunction – are related to perceived social support, relationship status and number of children. Data were drawn from the population-based SAGA cohort, which reflects the broader Icelandic female population. The analytic sample included …
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Prevalence of adverse childhood experiences in an undergraduate student population : associations with health, education and social services
… - a retrospective measure of neglect, abuse and household dysfunction; subjective measures of conflict-related experiences and inter-/intra- community violence, and self-rated measures of health status and life satisfaction. These variables were examined for association with Academic Resilience …
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A qualitative bounded case study on teacher and administrator perceptions of students' adverse childhood experiences in rural, northwest Missouri elementary schools
… from the study: (1) the family system included household dysfunction that may include impactful events such as divorce, substance abuse, and mental illness (2) increase of teachers' and administrators' awareness of trauma, and (3) resources and supports. Teachers and administrators noticed an …
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Early Adversity, Emotion Regulation, Object Relational Functioning, and the Moderating Effect of Gender Identity: A community sample study
… measure of exposure during childhood to household dysfunction (Felitti et al., 1998). Inventory of Personality Organization (IPO): The Inventory of Personality Organization (Kernberg & Clarkin, 1995) is a 155 item self-report measure operationalizing object relational functioning. …