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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"prevalence (statistics)"”.

  1. Prejudice Toward Atheists in the United States as Related to Perceived Prevalence

    … examining how the perception of an increasing prevalence of atheists contributes to greater prejudice, such that those receiving statistics about the prevalence of atheists should score higher on the prejudice toward atheists measure than would those not receiving the prevalence statistics. …

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  2. Childhood sexual abuse: how do women experience a subsequent diagnosis of emotionally unstable personality disorder/borderline personality disorder?

    Prevalence statistics infer that childhood sexual abuse (CSA) is reported by 16.1% - 85.7% of borderline personality disorder (BPD) patients (de Aquino Ferreira et al. 2018) and of those diagnosed with BPD, 75% are women (NICE, 2009). Thus, BPD is considered in the context of the history of the …

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  3. Using a mixed methods sequential explanatory approach to identify the roles of social and cognitive factors in the development and maintenance of cancer-related PTSD in cancer survivors.

    Aims: Identify the mean prevalence of CR-PTSD, factors related to trauma, and the development and maintenance of PTSD, in cancer survivors. Background: Systematic reviews reveal that CR-PTSD is uncommon, and it is unclear a) what makes this experience traumatic, and b) what factors are implicated …

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